South Korean Court Rules Apple Infringed Two Samsung Patents, Fines $35K

(GSM Insider) - With the lawsuit between Samsung and Apple happening in the United States. Samsung also takes on Apple at their home country in the Korea.

South Korean court rules in the favours of Samsung and which means that some of Apple products no longer able to sell at South Korea unless there rectified going on. 

As according to sources, Apple was found infringed the patents that related to the transmission of data in their devices. Stay tuned ! [Source]

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Apple Has Licensed Design To Microsoft, Surface Tablet Not Involved In Patents Lawsuit

(GSM Insider) - Good news for Microsoft! In the latest Apple vs Samsung lawsuit, Apple said that they licensed design patents to Microsoft for the Surface Tablet. In other words mean that Microsoft Surface tablet not infringe the patents of Apple. 

In the year 2010, Apple offered license to Samsung but they decline. However, Microsoft decided to work with Apple to avoid any issues for their latest Surface tablet. 

"There was no right with respect to these design patents to build clones of any type," - Apple patent licensing director Boris Teksler. 

From the statement from Apple director, we can clearly understand that Apple accused Samsung of copied their iPhones and iPads. The lawsuit of Apple vs Samsung going to drag for long time before there will be any outcome. But one thing for sure that Microsoft not going to involve in it.  [Source]

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Apple Offered To License Patent In 2010, But Samsung Not Interested

(GSM Insider) - In 2007, Apple explicitly asked Samsung not to copy its rubber banding patent, according to Apple Senior Vice President Scott Forstall.

At the lawsuit of Apple vs Samsung, Apple Senior Vice President Scott Forstall told a jury that Steve Jobs told Samsung: "Here’s something we invented. Don’t — don’t copy it. Don’t steal it.”

When as about the conversation between Jobs and Samsung, Forstall responded, "Rubber banding is one of the sort of key things for the fluidity of the iPhone and - and all of iOS, and so I know it was one of the ones that Steve really cared about.

I actually think that Android had not done rubber banding at some point and it was actually added later. So they actually went form sort of, you know, not yet copying and infringing to - to choosing to copy, which is sad and distasteful.

But I can't give you a specific recollection of - of Steve, you know, going over rubber banding with - with them in those meetings or not...

I expect it came up, because it's one of the key things we talked - you know, he and I talked about, but I don't know if it came up there."

So what do you think of this? Samsung copy Apple? For full news, please hit the source button.  [Source]

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Samsung Document In 2010 Leaked And Suggest Galaxy S Would Better If More Alike With iPhone

(GSM Insider) - Whole document from Samsung in 2010 being presented in court today as the Apple vs Samsung patent lawsuit going on. Those documents translated from the Korean language to the English version as we know the case going on in the United States. The documents are mainly about the comparison between Apple iPhone and Samsung Galaxy S GT-i9000. Features like browser, connectivity, messaging and multimedia are compare in those documents. From the documents, we can clearly see that the Samsung Galaxy S GT-i9000 look very similar as the Apple iPhone.

We at below attached a copy of the Samsung documents. There are a lot of unknown secret. Please read through if you are interested.



Folks, what do you think of Samsung Galaxy S GT-i9000 and Apple iPhone, are they look similar? Please comment at below to tell us. [Source]

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Taiwanese Sues Apple Over Facetime Patent Infringement

Cases the plaintiff Lee (Taiwan) claims that it has a network voice personal digital assistants "of the patent, the facetime functionality of the Apple products suspected of infringing the patent.

At present, the Zhenjiang Intermediate People's Court has there on 'and contacted Apple, but Apple has yet to respond.

The plaintiff Mr. Lee said it has purchased an iPhone 4S, and then found that the patent had been violated. Mr. Lee worked for a technology company, a business trip often need to connect with others, so the idea of developing Internet call feature. Successful development of this feature in 2003, Mr. Lee applied for the patent.

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