Agreed, and all this started with retaining Nunally in 2006 to do DD on Flash-R, resulting in DM doing same in 2007 then taking us on in 2008 and the 1st set of suits...TX 7.

As RP put it at the Sept 17, 2008 SHM..."we are in the monetization phase for Flash-R."

The company knew clear back then, eVU was fading away.

The money that came from suits funded operations and still is. Without it, how could we keep Nunally on board? Pat has created 7 new patents with 4 Nunchi and 1 m-S add ons pending. The Q also said other new IP being developed, so he's filing new patent apps at some point.

Pretty obvious this was the plan way back then.

Now, this Dropcan Nunchi suit I see as a big deal, just as is the CE if it goes our way. These two items if a win for us, can be a real turning point. Whether is effects the pps we'll have to wait and see.

On Dropcam, it's pretty plain to see after the Aug 12 and Nov 13 comments saying they have identifiied several other infringers, Handal is focusing on the Dropcam suit before filing any further suits...IMO. A win on this one, will set the stage for the other rascals who took our stuff!

m-S....sure would be nice to get the Intel's of the world to, license.

A revenue "stream" on suits alone does not cut the mustard, with the acid test being the pps.