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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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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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Samsung Galaxy Tab Still Banned in Germany

Posted by Cliff Boodoosingh on August 26, 2011

In what has become a win some/lose some battleground between Samsung and Apple on the patent infringement front, Samsung took a loss on August 25th. The German court upheld an injunction that bans the Galaxy Tab from sale there until at least September 9th. That doesn’t help Samsung at all for...

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German Court Reverses European Galaxy Tab Ban

Posted by Cliff Boodoosingh on August 17, 2011

Guess what? The German court that ruled against Samsung’s right to sell Galaxy Tabs in European Union countries had a change of heart. A Düsseldorf district court said: “It is not clear if the court can forbid a company based in Korea to sell its products in other countries than Germany.” This...

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Is the Samsung-Apple Relationship Doomed?

Posted by Cliff Boodoosingh on July 8, 2011

The legal wrangling between Apple and Samsung is escalating. Both companies, as you know, are firing at each other with patent lawsuits. And now both are complaining to the International Trade Commission in Washington to ban each others products from entering the US. Samsung struck first in late June...

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