Signing a license agreement for Flash-R via a lawsuit for infringement, has never "produced" an 8-K, because it's not a material event. Not once has EDIG filed an 8-K for this activity.

Further more, signing a license agreement for financial compensation, is no more than a "normal course of business."

So, licensing Nunchi, microSignet or both, is the same thing.

I'm not saying we have an AAPL license agreement for this new IP, but the Dec 18 Pacer said the parties have settled the Flash-R issue.

Note, this group of 13 prior to the 41 cases, where the company said 8 were settled and 5 in talks to settle, did not get a single PR naming the companies...all we know is what Pacer docs provide.

No disrepect meant sinkman, but the SEC does not consider selling goods and services anything but the normal course of business, thus no 8-K.

Lastly, AAPL has a habit of not disclosing who all of their vendors are, be it a component or licensing of IP.

One more thing, RP explained this at the 9-17-08 SHM.