Apple Doesn't Have to Say Sorry to Samsung Yet
Cupertino is appealing the order that demanded it apologise to Samsung.
This day last week, it emerged that aside from ruling in Samsung's favor in a patent dispute between Apple and the South Korean company, a UK judge had ordered Apple to publicly apologise to Samsung. British Judge Colin Birss last week ordered Apple to publish newspaper notices apologising to Samsung and admitting that the Korean company did not copy the iPad. Additionally, the apology was to appear on Apple's UK website, and stay there for six months.
The apology was supposed to undo any harm Apple's lawsuit may have done to Samsung's brand in the United Kingdom. However, it seems Samsung may have to wait a while for that apology. ITProPortal has revealed that a London court has ruled to stay the order issued by Judge Birss. According to the site, Apple's lawyers argued that the demand for an apology would essentially mean Apple advertising for Samsung. There will now be a full appeals process, which is set to kick off in October.
Judge Birss was the same judge to rule in Samsung's favour earlier this month. Rather comically, the judge said that Samsung wasn't infringing upon Apple patents because the Galaxy Tab wasn't cool. So, while it's a win for Samsung, no doubt the company was a bit embarrassed by that comment.
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Everthing they make has Samsung componants in it
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Everthing they make has Samsung componants in it
Call me when the SIII's battery life is better than the DROID RAZR MAXX's.
And underneath that I would have all the photos from http://peanutbuttereggdirt.com/e/2011/05/03/apple-vs-samsung-a-visual-guide-to-apples-ip-claims-hardware-icons-packaging/
Just to piss 'em off.
How'd you like them apples?
So you would rather get a Razr maxx for 300 dollars then S3 for 200 and spend 40 dollars to get a 5000 mAh replacement battery which extends S3 battery time well over the 3300 mAh battery inside a Razr Maxx?
Yeah, okay. Next.
Call me when iP4s battery life is better than... well, pretty much any other top phone out there.
In other news, SGS3's battery is user-replaceable, meaning - ready for it? - that you can replace it with whatever battery capacity you want, including some 3700+ mAh out there. Last I heard, the Maxx can't do that (besides other thing it can't do...).
I don't dislike the MAXX, but Moto has clearly abandoned the game for a while. They really need to get back into it and I don't see it beyond me to actually pick one of their phones.