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Australian Justice may grant temporary injunction against Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1
Samsung a few weeks ago agreed not to sell or advertise its Galaxy Tab 10.1 device in Australia before September 30th, which is when an official hearing on the patent dispute between Apple and Samsung was set to take place. Now comes word that Australia’s Federal Court Justice Annabelle Bennett may grant a temporary injunction […]
Continue reading...Verizon files brief seeking to block Apple’s motion for preliminary injunction against 4G based Samsung products
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Apple’s legal effort to block the sale of Samsung’s line of Galaxy smartphones and tablets has seen some success across Europe and in Australia. As for Apple’s efforts to win an injunction preventing Samsung from selling its allegedly infringing products in the US, well, we’ll have an answer to that in just a few weeks. […]
Continue reading...Samsung boasts that Samsung Galaxy S II hit 10 million in channel sales
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
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Despite Apple’s best efforts to lay the legal kibosh on Samsung’s line of Galaxy smartphones and tablets, the Korean-based electronics company’s flagship smartphone – the Galaxy S II – has already reached 10 million in channel unit sales. Specifically, channel sales grew by 5 million units over the past 8 weeks, representing a seemingly impressive […]
Continue reading...Samsung claims Apple is “free riding” on their patents, promises not to be “passive” anymore
Monday, September 26, 2011
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The patent litigation between Samsung and Apple has taken on a life of its own. Seemingly not a week goes by when yet another lawsuit is added into an already complex web of suits and countersuits.
Continue reading...Samsung shopping display makes use of proprietary Apple icons
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Apple and Samsung are currently engaged in a patent dispute that spans 4 continents, 12 countries, and includes over 20 lawsuits. Apple fired the first shot in this ongoing legal battle back in April when it sued Samsung for patent infringement, alleging that its line of Galaxy smartphones and tablets “slavishly” copy the look and […]
Continue reading...Samsung illegally wielding its RAND patents against Apple in attempt to confuse courts – Report
Friday, September 23, 2011
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Apple’s patent litigation with Samsung grows more complex by the week as new lawsuits are continually being filed in countries all over the world. Without missing a beat, any time Apple files suit against Samsung in a specific court, Samsung fires back with its own counter-suit. In doing so, however, Samsung may be trying to […]
Continue reading...Samsung seeks to ban iPhone and iPad in the Netherlands
Friday, September 23, 2011
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The Dutch language Nu.nl publication writes that Samsung filed a recent suit in the Netherlands seeking a ban on all of Apple’s 3G products, specifically targeting the iPhone and the iPad. What’s more, Samsung’s suit targets five private companies involved in the selling and distribution of the aforementioned products.
Continue reading...Looking to distance itself from Samsung, Apple turns to Japan for DRAM and NAND flash
Thursday, September 22, 2011
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Apple is one of Samsung’s biggest customers, contributing $6 billion worth of business to the company’s bottom line in 2010 alone. That said, Samsung may soon regret its patent tussling with Apple as the purveyor of iPhones and iPads is starting to look elsewhere for many of the components it previously relied upon Samsung for.
Continue reading...iPhone A5 processor to come from Samsung; A6 to come from TSMC
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
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Apple’s ongoing litigation with Samsung is arguably spiraling out of control. The number of lawsuits between the two entities is constantly expanding and now spans 4 continents. At the same time, Apple is one of Samsung’s biggest customers – a fact which has obviously led to some awkward tension between the two companies. In the […]
Continue reading...Samsung already planning lawsuit over the iPhone 5
Monday, September 19, 2011
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The iPhone 5 doesn’t even officially exist but that isn’t stopping Samsung from whetting the appetite of its legal team. In a new report from the Korea Times, Kim Yoo-Chul writes that Samsung is already preparing a new patent lawsuit against Apple’s upcoming iPhone 5 for violating patents relating to wireless technologies. “Just after the […]
Continue reading...ASA rules the iPhone 4 is thinner than the Samsung Galaxy S II
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
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Apple and Samsung’s ongoing legal dispute is serious business, which is why it’s kind of funny to see the two tech giants engaged in a petty argument over who has the thinnest smartphone. Yep, Apple likes to tout the iPhone 4 as the thinnest smartphone on the planet. And why not – the device is […]
Continue reading...Samsung sues Apple in France over UMTS patent infringement
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
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We might soon need a treatise to keep track of the cross-continent litigation between Apple and Samsung. In the latest lawsuit piled onto an already complex series of legal actions that span the globe, Samsung this week filed a complaint against Apple in France alleging that the iPhone and iPad infringe upon three of its […]
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Wednesday, September 28, 2011
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