Psystar's counterclaims against Apple have been dismissed, which does not in the least surprise me. I told you they were off the wall, in my view. The judge agreed. He curls his lip to add that he found Psystar's cases "unenlightening". That's legalese for "are you kidding??" Here's the order [PDF], so you can read all about it.
The judge did give them 20 days to try again to get it right, following the map he lays out for them to make improvements:

For all the above-stated reasons, Apple's motion to dismiss Psystar's counterclaims is GRANTED. Psystar may move for leave to amend within twenty calendar days of the date of the entry of this order. Any such motion should be accompanied by a proposed pleading and the motion should explain why the foregoing problems are overcome by the proposed pleading. Plaintiff must plead its best case. Failing such a motion, all inadequately pled claims will be dismissed without further leave to amend.

For more background, here's Apple's motion to dismiss, Psystar's Memorandum in Opposition [PDF], and here are Psystar's counterclaims to Apple's complaint.
What does it mean? It means the counterclaims are gone, and with them any motivation to settle on Apple's side, I'd think, and the complaint remains, unless Psystar can plead its best case within 20 days. Dum dee dum dum.

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