U.K. court rules that Apple did not infringe on Samsung patents
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The case involved three patents relating to the processing and transmitting of 3G data. After the decision, Samsung said it was disappointed in the ruling. "Upon a thorough review of the judgment we will decide whether to file an appeal,"said Samsung. Apple refused to comment on the decision.
You might recall that last year, a U.K. judge ruled that Samsung could not have infringed on Apple's patents with the Samsung Galaxy Tab because that tablet was not as cool as the Apple iPad. As a result, Apple's request for a sales ban on Samsung's tablet was denied.
source: Reuters
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17 Comments
18. neurobiologist posted on 10 Mar 2013, 03:38 0
I hope it won't stop. We users don't give a fck, we love samsung. Let craple continue to destroy their reputation. How pathetic should company be to do s**t like that.
2. tech2 posted on 07 Mar 2013, 23:27 2
Well done, UK ! That's probably the right thing to do to both of them !
3. MartianMe posted on 07 Mar 2013, 23:40 2
Well that shows us that even Europe is not so smart like America. is funny how samsung never wins a case against apple, is either break even or lose.
4. BREvenson posted on 08 Mar 2013, 00:12 0
It's been back and forth with these cases. One court ruling claims Apple didn't infringe on Samsung's patents, while another court ruling claims the opposite. That should give you a clear idea as to how long these "patent wars" will go on. Put on a pot of coffee, go make some popcorn...whatever you do when you know you're going to sit here for a while. :p
13. -box- posted on 08 Mar 2013, 08:09 0
Need to be more clear. Some same patents are ruled as infringed by one court, while another says they're not, while different patents are going one way or another elsewhere. The lack of consistency is intriguing, to say the least.
5. gallitoking posted on 08 Mar 2013, 00:52 0
Great job... Apple.. Hope.other countries follow
7. _Bone_ posted on 08 Mar 2013, 02:56 0
With Apple throwing everything at Samsung on this week, in courts, in news, in lobbying, with partners, one wonders what they'll have left for the SIV / Google I/O period when their stock will really get a hit. I predict it going under 400.
8. PermanentHiatus posted on 08 Mar 2013, 02:56 2
Doesn't matter whichever of those two win, customers lose.
All this does is waste time and impede innovation.
15. jfuente11 posted on 08 Mar 2013, 15:08 0
Seems a marketing strategy to me. Because of these lawsuits they are getting more exposure compared to the other phone manufacturers. Another way to advertise their products.
9. rusticguy posted on 08 Mar 2013, 03:56 0
Patents in SW should be annulled after 2 years of being granted.


