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Jury Awards Apple $1.0B in Patent Battle Against Samsung

Posted by Cliff Boodoosingh on August 27, 2012

After three days of deliberation, the jury from the US District Court trial in San Jose, awarded Apple more than $1 billion in damages on April 24th. The jury decided Samsung had infringed on six patents by copying the look and feel of Apple’s mobile devices. Apple had originally sought $2.5 billion...

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US Court Issues Sales Ban on Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1

Posted by Cliff Boodoosingh on June 27, 2012

A U.S. court has put a stop to sales of the Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablets, while a patent dispute between Apple and Samsung is resolved. The case is scheduled to begin in California on July 30th. Samsung will appeal the ruling, which was made by Judge Lucy H. Koh of the U.S. District Court for the Northern...

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Apple Seeks to Ban Altered Galaxy Tab 10.1N

Posted by Cliff Boodoosingh on April 24, 2012

Apple has its date in court to fight for a sales injunction on the altered Galaxy Tab 10.1N in Germany: June 5, 2012. Recall that in February, the regional court in Dusseldorf ruled that the 10.1N was sufficiently different than the iPad and Samsung would be allowed to sell the tablets in Germany. The...

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German Judge Upholds Galaxy Tab 10.1 Ban

Posted by Cliff Boodoosingh on January 31, 2012

In patent disputes, obviously, there are winners and losers. For those keeping count in Germany, score another win for Apple. On Jan. 31st, the Higher Regional Court in Dusseldorf ruled that the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 violates a German anti-competition statute. Previously, the ruling was based on patent...

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Samsung Will Change Tablet Design to Avert Ban

Posted by Cliff Boodoosingh on October 3, 2011

Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1 will get a face-lift if Apple agrees to new terms from the electronics giant. As the court-imposed sales ban continues in Australia, Samsung is offering to alter the looks and functionality related to three patent infringements on the Galaxy Tab 10.1. Samsung originally...

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