Judge is not Steve Jobs offers from trial bar

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SAN FRANCISCO - Steve Jobs gave unity quotes much juicier, before he died, and Apple Inc has failed, some of them of an upcoming patent lawsuit against Google's Motorola mobility, to keep after a court decision.

Apple and Motorola are planned for a high profile patent test in a Federal Court in Chicago this month. It is one of the several intellectual property between tech giants on smart phones and tablets running Google's Android operating system.

Apple's iconic and often outspoken Chief Executive resigned, jobs until shortly before his death last year. But Walter Isaacson had discussed with biographer jobs Apple's patent litigation.

"Our complaint says ' Google, you fucking iPhone, wholesale RIP us to crack ',", jobs Isaacson said. "Grand Theft."

He added: "I am ready, go on this thermonuclear war."

In a court Apple submit last month, acknowledged, that jobs was "very angry" about Google's behavior.

"Possible prejudice to Apple to avoid, if Motorola tried to use the book to appeal to the jury passion" says the submission, "Apple requires that all references to the book of jobs prevent the Court during the trial."

In a brief order filed Thursday Chicago Federal Judge Richard Posner Apple's request is rejected without explanation.

Representative for Apple and Motorola has not immediately responded to requests for comment.

Apple has also said that it federal judge of Isaacsons of its upcoming patent against Samsung Electronics, for July to hold planned study book ask a California.

In a separate order on Thursday, Posner prohibit Apple from argues that the judges, to prefer Apple to Motorola if they like Apple products, or admire you should be predisposed jobs.

"I forbid to the jury to insinuate that this case is a popularity contest, Apple," Posner wrote.

Apple Inc. is the case in U.S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois And next Software Inc. V. Motorola, Inc. and Motorola mobility, Inc., 11-cv-8540.

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