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Samsung Files Injunctions Against iPhone 4S In France & Italy

As we reported earlier, Samsung was planning to ban the sales of Apple’s next iPhone the second it was announced. Well, they have not forgotten that plan and it seems like they are going to fulfill it because they have filed two separate motions for preliminary injunctions the courts of Paris and Milan, which will [...]

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Steve Jobs Contacted Samsung To Resolve Patent Issues

As you might know that Apple and Samsung are involved in legal battles related to patent infringement in the courts around the globe. Today, Bloomberg reported that in July 2010, Apple’s CEO Steve Jobs contacted Samsung, its second largest supplier, to resolve a patent dispute. That patent dispute started to degrade the supplier buyer relationship [...]

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Samsung’s Tablet Sales Target Didn’t Affect By Apple’s Injunctions

Today, Bloomberg published a report which included a statement from Samsung, the world’s second largest mobile phone maker. Samsung said that even Apple has blocked them in some markets, they have plans to meet its tablet sales target of this year. Head of mobile phone division Samsung, J.K. Shin was addressing to a media briefing [...]

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Samsung Filed Lawsuit To Ban 3G iPads And iPhones In Netherlands

9to5Mac translated a Dutch article from Nu.nl which stated that Samsung is now planning to give legal response to the Apple’s patent infringement accusations against it around the world. The article stated that Samsung is planning to file cases against Apple’s 3G capable devices in Netherlands, which means that Samsung certainly wants to ban iPhones [...]

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Samsung Stepping Up Attacks Against Apple Worldwide

Samsung has seemed to be at the offensive side against Apple due to a dispute between two major companies saying that Apple with the help of its products is freely riding on the intellectual property of Samsung. "We'll be pursuing our rights for this in a more aggressive way from now on," Lee Younghee, head [...]

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