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Samsung strikes back at Apple with lawsuit of their own

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22 April, 2011

Apple Samsung Misc

Samsung promised it will strike back on Apple because of their lawsuit against the Galaxy S lineup. Well it just did that filling 10 patent infringement claims over the Apple products in three different countries. And it’s just the beginning.

According to Samsung Apple has infringed five of its patents in South Korea, two in Japan and three in Germany. As we previously reported the cases are most probably about wireless patents.

There is a good chance there are more of these patent claims against Apple coming. The outcome is quite unclear but we are not quite sure if Apple made the right thing poking at one of its biggest suppliers of phone parts.

We guess it will take a couple of years of barking at each other before we see some real settlements.

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  • AnonD-7774
  • 4wL
  • 05 May 2011

I have a samsung galaxy s. I've rooted it done all sorts of mods to get the thing to run smooth. Nada. hiccups when playing music movies, lag is unbearable. Poor reception. Its a POS and don't get me started on customer service. Samsung isn't conside...

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  • maxwell
  • vxt
  • 27 Apr 2011

GALAXY S is two times better with all of its specs compare to the iphone 4 .. noting against the apple company but your just paying for the name of your phone not the tech .. coz if you are really wise and a tech person you will know the samsung GALA...

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  • m}9
  • 26 Apr 2011

Thumbs up!

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