So far this year, Longitude Licensing Limited has expanded its litigation targeting customers of Western Digital, initiated two separate additional campaigns, and been added to a case brought by an apparent exclusive licensee. Most recently, the subsidiary of patent advisory firm IPValue Management (d/b/a IPValue), itself held by Vector Capital Corporation, has sued Alphabet (Google) (3:23-cv-03046), targeting the provision of certain image processing tools, including Real Tone, Portrait Mode, Face Unblur, and more, within Pixel smartphones and tablets, as well as its “photo-related applications,” including Google Photos and Snapseed. Before that, in April 2023, Longitude Licensing sued Hon Hai Precision Industry (Sharp) (2:23-cv-00165) over the provision of liquid crystal display (LCD) devices, panels, and/or modules incorporated into certain TVs, monitors, notebook computers, smartphones, tablets, and vehicle infotainment displays, that complaint flagging accused LCD products incorporated into vehicles from BMW, Ford, Mazda, and Toyota; monitors from Sharp itself; smartphones from Sony; tablets from Microsoft; and TVs from LG Electronics (LGE) and VIZIO.