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.
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.
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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Samsung is in BIG trouble.
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Originally Posted by Mr. H
What do SEC, SEA, and STA stand for?
Samsung Electronics Co. (SEC), Samsung Electronics America (SEA), and/or Samsung Telecommunications America (STA)
HOORAY!
Note they say "wait for the validity of the patents" question and the Damages.
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Originally Posted by Mr. H
What do SEC, SEA, and STA stand for?
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Originally Posted by e_veritas
I'll see your static image, and raise you a gif:
It will be interesting to see the London newspaper headlines:-
SAMSUNG COPIED APPLE
Glad to see the jury didn't fall for any of Samsung's examples of prior art for pinch/zoom and overscroll bounce.
Samsung Electronics America (SEA)
Samsung Telecommunications America (STA)
Samsung Electronics Co. (SEC)
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Originally Posted by Mr. H
What do SEC, SEA, and STA stand for?
No on the D 889 (rounded rectangles)
Wow, willful infringement, that's where the big money is ...
happy times here, all smiles
Gotta get my wetsuit on and wade through the tears over at engadget, should be comical.
I can hear the groans from Seoul now.......
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?
I can't wait to see how the markets react to this.