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More tension in here than during the Apple keynote liveblogs… lol.gif

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post #42 of 413

Are you aware of the current rash of bad retina panels for the new macbook pro?  The problems seem to be linked directly to LG.  I don't think Apple is going to stop using Samsung as long as they have the best product. It is also telling that Samsung has added to production capacity for the plant in Texas that makes the CPU for the iPhone and iPad.

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Originally Posted by Macnewsjunkie View Post
Are you aware of the current rash of bad retina panels for the new macbook pro?  The problems seem to be linked directly to LG.  I don't think Apple is going to stop using Samsung as long as they have the best product. It is also telling that Samsung has added to production capacity for the plant in Texas that makes the CPU for the iPhone and iPad.

 

Wrong thread, maybe? I can move the post if that's the case.

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post #44 of 413

meanwhile, something to listen to looks like an Apple win

 

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post #45 of 413

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Even a partial victory is great news!


Edited by Tallest Skil - 8/24/12 at 3:54pm
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post #46 of 413
All Samsung devices infringe Apples '301 patent.

This is going to take quite a while since it looks like they're going to go through every claim for every patent.

'915 patent. Most Samsung devices infringe.

'163 patent. Most Samsung devices infringe.

Samsung should have settled when the had the chance.


Looks like a big victory for innovation.
post #47 of 413
Bloomberg ticker says "rubberbanding patent infringed"
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Confirmed!  Apple won!

 

"For each of the following products did Samsung (SEC, SEA, STA) infringe claim 19 of /301 patent"

"Answer for all devices is YES"

"for SEA, Galaxy Tab Wifi"

"STA yes for Captivate"

"Continuum, Droid Charge, Exhibit 4G, Galasy Ace, Prevail, S 4G, S II, Galaxy Tab, The Gem, Indulge, Infuse 4G, Mesmerie, Nexus S 4G, Replenish and Vibrant"

"For SEC Captivate, continuum, droid charge, fascinate, Galaxy Prevail, Galaxy S 4G, Galaxy S II, i9100, Galaxy s 2 Tmobile, Tab, Tab 10.1, Gem, Indulge, Infuse, Nexus S 4G, all yes"

"No on Ace Intercept and Replenish"

"For SEA: Yes on Galaxy Tab 10.1"

 

 
post #49 of 413

Yoohoo! Apple is winning! Bring the drinks on!

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post #50 of 413
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Why yes I would love some. Thank you

Don't forget the Appletinis and Apple flavored vodka shots!

 

 


Tim Cook using Galaxy Tabs as frisbees

 

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Tim Cook using Galaxy Tabs as frisbees

 

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post #51 of 413

Is there an appeal's process?

post #52 of 413

Shots, shots, shots, shots!

 

 


Tim Cook using Galaxy Tabs as frisbees

 

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Tim Cook using Galaxy Tabs as frisbees

 

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post #53 of 413

Now this is rad news, winning.

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post #54 of 413

Wow "YES for all devices" on some of the patents....Sammy is F_cked!

post #55 of 413

It seems like they're reading up a whole long list of different verdicts, but Samesung is guilty of infringing upon a whole number of things on many of their devices.

 

 

YES!!!!!!

 

Boom! Bang! Take that, You Samesung mofo's! 

 

Samesung infringed! HAHAHAHA! There is true justice in this world, and today is a bad day for copycatting thieves and untalented people with no original ideas of their own.

 

And I'd like to give a big middle finger to all Fandroids everywhere too! You suck! The whole lot of you!

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Is there an appeal's process?
Yes, but Samsung will for sure settle now.
post #57 of 413
Overwhelmingly yes, so far.
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post #58 of 413
What do SEC, SEA, and STA stand for?
it's = it is / it has, its = belonging to it.
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post #59 of 413
The utility patents were pretty obvious that Samsung infringed. Now they're on to the design patents - and most Samsung products infringed the design patents as well.

Samsung is in BIG trouble.
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What do SEC, SEA, and STA stand for?

Samsung Electronics Co. (SEC), Samsung Electronics America (SEA), and/or Samsung Telecommunications America (STA) 

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HOORAY!

post #62 of 413
Bloomberg now states Design patents infringed too, and the Samsung Parent company is responsible.
Note they say "wait for the validity of the patents" question and the Damages.
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What do SEC, SEA, and STA stand for?

 

The various entities of Samsung:  Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.; Samsung Electronics America Inc.; Samsung Telecommunications America, LLC. 
 
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I'll see your static image, and raise you a gif:

 

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It will be interesting to see the London newspaper headlines:-

 

SAMSUNG COPIED APPLE

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post #66 of 413
Interesting. 'No' to the D889 patent on the tablets. That looked to me like one of the ones that was most obvious.
post #67 of 413

Glad to see the jury didn't fall for any of Samsung's examples of prior art for pinch/zoom and overscroll bounce.

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post #68 of 413

Samsung Electronics America (SEA)

Samsung Telecommunications America (STA)

Samsung Electronics Co. (SEC)

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What do SEC, SEA, and STA stand for?
post #69 of 413

No on the D 889 (rounded rectangles)

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post #70 of 413

Wow, willful infringement, that's where the big money is ...

post #71 of 413

happy times here, all smiles =)

 

Gotta get my wetsuit on and wade through the tears over at engadget, should be comical.

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I can hear the groans from Seoul now....... 

 

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post #74 of 413
Interesting. Validity of patents upheld.

Jury finds that Apple's trade dress for the phones is protectable, but not the tablets. I guess Samsung's Fidler tablet nonsense actually convinced someone.
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"Question 9 — Should Samsung have know they were infringing?"

 

"D'677: Yes for Fascinate, S 4G, S2 ATT, S2 Tmobile, Epic 4G Touch, Skyrocket, Showcase, Infuse 4G, Mesmerize, and Vibrant"

 

"D'087: Yes for S 4G, Vibrant. No for S2 ATT, S2 Epic 4G Touch, S2 Skyrocket, Infuse 4G."

 

"D'305: Yes for Captivate, Continuum, Showcase, Gem, Indugle, Infuse 4G, Mesmerize, Vibrant."

 

"'889 No for both Galaxy Tab models."

 

 

"Was Samsung willful in its infringement? Big one here for damages."

 

"SEC: Yes for all but D'087 and D'889"

 

"SEA: Yes for 381, 915, 163"

 

"STA: Yes for all but D'087 and D'889"

 

"All patents valid!"

 

 

Emphasis is mine.

 

Basically, Apple won.  The only remaining question is; how much did they win considering the infringement was deliberate and willful?

 
post #76 of 413

I can't wait to see how the markets react to this. 

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happy times here, all smiles =)

 

Gotta get my wetsuit on and wade through the tears over at engadget, should be comical.

Ack! wetsuit wasen't, enough nearly drowned, staying here where its safe =)

post #78 of 413
Samsung is getting hammered. Good for Apple, what's right is right.
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post #79 of 413
[The verdict has not finished, so do not start celebrating just yet, Yes I am Apple supporter, but verdict is long and very complex. I am watching on Cnet live blog.

Edit Galaxy tab 10.1 please pass to Apple 1.5billion wow
Edited by souliisoul - 8/24/12 at 4:07pm
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AAPL climbing in after hours. Up 1.4% so far.
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