Apple adds Samsung's flagship Galaxy S III, Galaxy Note to amended 'Galaxy Nexus' complaint - Page 2

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Originally Posted by AbsoluteDesignz 


ummmmm what lag?
do you mean the inexact finger tracking? that's not lag. (I guess technically it is, but that's not what most people mean when they mention it)
And the edge glow isn't to hide bounce back, it's Androids non-infringing method for indicating list end that Samsung removed in other devices when they added bounceback.

It looks roughly around the same 300 mS lag that affects music creation software.

Here's an earlier video I made with a Galaxy S, enjoy:-

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Originally Posted by hill60 

 

Sounds like you are the cowardly one, what's the matter pal, too afraid to insult the living?

The only real genius behind papa Jobs is he stole ideas and then paid off officials by claiming he invented it.

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Originally Posted by specter2009 

The only real genius behind papa Jobs is he stole ideas and then paid off officials by claiming he invented it.

any evidence?

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Originally Posted by hill60 

 

It looks roughly around the same 300 mS lag that affects music creation software.

 

I use a lot of music software, and I can notice the difference between a few milliseconds in sound. I can easily tell the difference between 5 ms and 10 ms.  That's one big reason why Android is pure junk and Apple is the only viable option for such uses, but it baffles me that so many Android users have such bad senses that they don't notice anything, are they all drugged up? How can people not notice lag in the hundreds of milliseconds? 300 milliseconds is more than a quarter of a second, that is absolutely terrible and totally unusable.

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Originally Posted by Apple ][ 

I use a lot of music software, and I can notice the difference between a few milliseconds in sound. I can easily tell the difference between 5 ms and 10 ms.  That's one big reason why Android is pure junk and Apple is the only viable option for such uses, but it baffles me that so many Android users have such bad senses that they don't notice anything, are they all drugged up? How can people not notice lag in the hundreds of milliseconds? 300 milliseconds is more than a quarter of a second, that is absolutely terrible and totally unusable.

You must have missed the review of the Nexus 7 where this very site claimed that, "While previous versions of Android and older Android hardware had a noticeable lag in user interface responsiveness, the Nexus 7 feels akin to what iPhone and iPad users are already accustomed to."

http://news.cnet.com/8301-31322_3-57422549-256/dear-tim-cook-apple-is-not-the-worlds-tech-inventor/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4u1u2Susqg&feature=plcp

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Originally Posted by Bilbo63 

I am an Apple guy, and I support any company's decision to protect their designs and IP. That said, I am getting awfully tired of this. Ugh.

So am I.

It's ok Apple, you kicked their ass, fine. Now back to work, don't waste your time and money anymore in court. Improve your products and OS and make what you are known for: research, invent and develop.

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Originally Posted by mac512 

 

So am I.

 

It's ok Apple, you kicked their ass, fine. Now back to work, don't waste your time and money anymore in court. Improve your products and OS and make what you are known for: research, invent and develop.

Why?

Has Samsung run out of ideas already.

btw, the overturning of a decision that would have cost Apple $650 million in an East Texas lawsuit and now being awarded over $1 Billion dollars in their last case, with the possibility of triple damages still to come, is hardly a waste of time or money.

Pretty soon Apple is just gonna sue phones as know it.

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Originally Posted by Slurpy 

 

If this post isn't worthy of an instant ban, don't know what the hell on the internet is. Everyone needs to click the report button on that one. 

 

Oh wait, someone will come in to tell me he's just 'expressing an alternate opinion' and should be 'welcomed'. 

He's challenging your opinion. (>_<)

Actually, posters like this could be quite easily weeded out during the sign-up process if AppleInsider were to include a short IQ test.

Oh come on, Apple. Just let it rest now, already. I'm getting a bit tired of this all.

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Originally Posted by Bengt77 

Oh come on, Apple. Just let it rest now, already. I'm getting a bit tired of this all.

Guess what poor little, hard done by Samsung has come up with now.

Not satisfied with their domination of the handset market, taking out established players like Nokia, RIM, SonyEricsson, Motorola, HTC on their relentless climb to world domination riding on the coattails of Apple's success, they have suddenly become the new kid on the block by branching into supplying network equipment.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-04-01/samsung-aims-to-be-among-top-3-phone-network-equipment-makers-on-4g-demand.html

http://www.zdnet.com/au/telstra-trialling-samsung-4g-network-equipment-7000003532/

I wonder if they'll be accused of installing back doors like Huawei, who I guess will be further deprived of a revenue stream to pay for development of Android handsets.

Samsung wants people to have choices, you'll be able to choose any Galaxy you want.

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Originally Posted by hill60 

 

Guess what poor little, hard done by Samsung has come up with now.

 

Not satisfied with their domination of the handset market, taking out established players like Nokia, RIM, SonyEricsson, Motorola, HTC on their relentless climb to world domination riding on the coattails of Apple's success, they have suddenly become the new kid on the block by branching into supplying network equipment.

 

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-04-01/samsung-aims-to-be-among-top-3-phone-network-equipment-makers-on-4g-demand.html

 

http://www.zdnet.com/au/telstra-trialling-samsung-4g-network-equipment-7000003532/

 

I wonder if they'll be accused of installing back doors like Huawei, who I guess will be further deprived of a revenue stream to pay for development of Android handsets.

 

Samsung wants people to have choices, you'll be able to choose any Galaxy you want.

As Apple wants people to have choices, it is actually depends on the people what kind of phone they want for themselves.

As Apple wants people to have choices, it is actually depends on the people what kind of phone they want for themselves.

And this is the European Answer:

http://www.phonearena.com/news/Samsung-Galaxy-S-III-wins-EISAs-Best-Mobile-Phone-2012-2013-award_id33362

The European Imaging and Sound Association, EISA, has crowned theSamsung Galaxy S III as the European Mobile Phone of 2012-2013 in its annual awards. The association sees the special features like S-Voice, Smart Stay and Direct Call, as well as the device's powerful hardware, as a powerful combination worthy of winning this prestigious award.

The other handset which has taken part in this gala-ceremony is the HTC One S. HTC's device has won the European Social Media Phone 2012-2013 award. Among the key features that have impressed the jury are the 'micro arc oxidation' technology used to treat the aluminum casing of the phone, AMOLED screen and 8MP camera.

Nokia's PureView Pro technology introduced with the 808 PureView was also recognized as the European Mobile Photo Achievement 2012-2013. A well-deserved award, we would say.

Do you, guys and gals, agree with these awards? Would you put some other handset/technology instead of those chosen by EISA?

source: EISA via SamMobile

Reading some of these replies, I fill like we have the ignorance of Fox News people reading here, cheering on Apple as if it were the GOP, and demonizing Google as if it were Obama.

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Originally Posted by evilmushroom 

Reading some of these replies, I fill like we have the ignorance of Fox News people reading here, cheering on Apple as if it were the GOP, and demonizing Google as if it were Obama.

too political?

get a life!

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Originally Posted by geoadm 

1B may seem like a lot of money for Apple to win but the snail pace of court system means devices get banned just in time for Samsung to release another infringing device. 

Make an example of Samsung, while discouraging others. Other would-be infringers are thinking twice now. 

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Originally Posted by specter2009 

http://news.cnet.com/8301-31322_3-57422549-256/dear-tim-cook-apple-is-not-the-worlds-tech-inventor/

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4u1u2Susqg&feature=plcp

Ha ha lol what you posted is one of the concepts that samsung submitted at trial (1994 Fidler tablet concept) as prior art along with the 2001 a space odyssey tablet neither of which ever were a reality and the one in this article was created completely in a video and never was real not even a working prototype.  The Court threw out both of these as invalid arguments.  You should really follow the case more closely.  

I used a prada as well and I can tell you it was nothing like an iPhone at all.  It was super basic and had no Smart Phone functions.  It looked nothing like the iPhone 1.  and comparing a digital photo frame to an iPad is seriously flawed.  Also on the count of the original galaxy tab it was found not to infringe on the design patent by the jury.  All of these examples were brought up by samsung in court and were shot down.  Get some new arguments other than samsungs regurgitation that apple is trying to patent rounded corners and rectangles.

Just as an edit too the prada was introduced December 12, 2006, LG's official announcement was January 18, 2007.  The iPhone was officially announced on January 9, 2007 by Steve Jobs himself.  The video you show says that apple ripped off the prada.  Wow really that argument is ludicrous.  So apple designed and showed off the iPhone working version in 1 month?  They copied the prada in one month?  No the reality is that the iphone had been in development for years and just happened to coincide with the prada coming out from LG.  Also technically the iphone was officially introduced first.  Both phones went on sale within 1 month of each other.  The court found the prada argument very weak and threw it out.   The prada had super limited functionality as well.

Apple had working prototypes of the iphone  dubbed "Purple" which was dated August 2005, and the "Howarth" design from March 2006.  Also LG backed off there  accusations of infringment and never spoke another word about it because they too realized that both phones had been in design for years and both were designed apart from each other.  The only thing they had in common was they both used a capacitive touch screen.  The prada ran flash ui for its operating system.  The iphone apples own os which later was named iOS.  Oh and by the way cisco and apple settled there name problem with iOS as well.  Out of court, Apple approached cisco several times to license the iphone trademark, which cisco bought and used for voice over ip phones.  Both companies came to an amicable agreement over licensing and the issue was dropped.

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Originally Posted by Bengt77 

Oh come on, Apple. Just let it rest now, already. I'm getting a bit tired of this all.

Now imagine how tired you'd be if any of this actually affected you.

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Originally Posted by mac512 

 

So am I.

 

It's ok Apple, you kicked their ass, fine. Now back to work, don't waste your time and money anymore in court. Improve your products and OS and make what you are known for: research, invent and develop.

Unless, of course, Apple cannot ship the order they planned to introduced this September and have to buy more time.

Sharp claimed it can make whatever Samsung used to supply Apple with, but now we know it cannot and don't have enough money to keep the light on. Hon Hai also tried to head for the hills after it looked through Sharp's book. Sharp won't handed over the specs and IP, and Hon Hai cannot start production for Apple without it.

It is true after all, Apple is getting so big that it has a lot less choices for suppliers now. Cook does not have time to rebuild the intricate supply and logisitic Apple has with Samsung. The longer it takes, more customers will wander off the camp, never to return.

So what to do? Stall Samsung as long as it possiblity can. Stop the bleeding, keep Apple customers in the tent and not wandering off until the screen and whatever supply issues it has are sorted out.

Dye-in-the-wool Apple fans will reject my idea, Apple is too reliable and too trusting for them. But so was Bernie Madoff...

@ Apple ][ You're just pathetic!
 

This is getting really boring. The best way for the usa would be to simply ban any phone corp but apple inside U.S. market. Case solved.

I dont like it at all.  A lot of people love the samsung phones, a ban of samsung flagship phones is going to backfire in Apple face and may result in a world wide boycott of Apple products on top of giving Apple a very bad public image. It will also trigger anti-trust lawsuits.  Apple got there win in the US, they should try to settle with google directly and be done with this.

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Originally Posted by hill60 

 

It looks roughly around the same 300 mS lag that affects music creation software.

 

Before you were entertaining. Now you are just wrong. The issue with the low level drivers had nothing to do with your perceived screen lag. The devices themselves aren't slow. It's the lack of low level access to hardware.

@cutykamu

Can you translate Cantonese or Mandarin blogs, gaugaing their opinions on this Apple lawsuits over there, and post a couple of them on AI while you are there? Hong Kong, Singapore, Mainland or whatever.

Hypothetically speaking, If all the smartphone makers stopped making smartphones, citing Apple's litigiousness, that would leave Apple with a monopoly.  Would it then be Apple vs US government?

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Originally Posted by herbapou 

I dont like it at all.  A lot of people love the samsung phones, a ban of samsung flagship phones is going to backfire in Apple face and may result in a world wide boycott of Apple products on top of giving Apple a very bad public image. It will also trigger anti-trust lawsuits.  Apple got there win in the US, they should try to settle with google directly and be done with this.

And who goads Apple board to keep at this, and why? I am confused sometimes who does what on Apple Board and how the decision was made after Jobs.

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Originally Posted by cnocbui 

Hypothetically speaking, If all the smartphone makers stopped making smartphones, citing Apple's litigiousness, that would leave Apple with a monopoly.  Would it then be Apple vs US government?

Yes.

Microsoft got that when Netscape died if I remember it right.

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Originally Posted by Fairthrope 

Yes.

 

Microsoft got that when Netscape died if I remember it right.

Hmm, why are you so sure?

From Bloomberg

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Originally Posted by Bilbo63 

 

Search maybe. Universal Search no.

 

I am an Apple guy, and I support any company's decision to protect their designs and IP. That said, I am getting awfully tired of this. Ugh.

 

 

Statements like this amuse me. "I'm an Apple fan, but they are wrong about this." What an unbiased person. But let's leave that alone for now.  Apple has a fiduciary responsibility to do what's in the best interested for the company. Apple doesn't and shouldn't care if you are "tired" of this. It would be like you having a financial planner following your instructions to liquidate all of your money a known ponzi scheme.

Apple has to send a clear message to these other companies that it is not acceptable to let Apple spend years and millions(perhaps billions) of dollars or R&D and, frankly, taking all the risk, merely for other companies to fast follow. I suspect Apple has other tech coming and wants to stop this today.

Personally, I don't see how, Apple guy or not, you could be tired of this. You don't have to read the articles or follow this. Apple's pace of development hasn't slowed down. In fact, if the iPad mini stories are true, it has increased. It doesn't directly affect you, so what's the big deal? 

In addition, I don't see how any one who actually creates something could be against anyone protecting their IP. I write software and as a developer, this would annoy me. As a musician if they would like it if another band started playing their music, a painter if their art was copied by other artist.  Producers care about such things as it directly affects their livelihoods. Consumers not so much.