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CapitalQ

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Jun 30, 2007
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So the judge thinks it is not okay for Apple to say it's product is more cool and no one of authority cares that Samsung mocks Apple in every advertisement they do?
You're right, Samsung has no reason to mock Apple. It's not like Apple sues them at every possible opportunity or anything... :rolleyes:
 

Oletros

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Jul 27, 2009
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So the judge thinks it is not okay for Apple to say it's product is more cool and no one of authority cares that Samsung mocks Apple in every advertisement they do?

Apple can say that Samsung tablets are not cool everywhere they want EXCEPT in the legal notice that the cour ordered them to put in their homepage
 

RDStrong

macrumors member
Oct 26, 2012
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So the judge thinks it is not okay for Apple to say it's product is more cool and no one of authority cares that Samsung mocks Apple in every advertisement they do?

They care whether Apple follow the court's decision.
 

livingston

macrumors newbie
Oct 23, 2012
13
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So the judge thinks it is not okay for Apple to say it's product is more cool and no one of authority cares that Samsung mocks Apple in every advertisement they do?

I agree but you have to admit if they didn't get any kind of approval, that was a pretty dumb move. Samsung is a blatant copier, but Apple shouldn't stoop to their level even if it is hilarious.
 

rmwebs

macrumors 68040
Apr 6, 2007
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Apple are just being damn pathetic now. Change the damn statement and write it off as experience, what a bunch of idiots their legal dept are.
 

turtlez

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Jun 17, 2012
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You're right, Samsung has no reason to mock Apple. It's not like Apple sues them at every possible opportunity or anything... :rolleyes:

take a step back:

Samsung copies Apple

Apple sues

Samsung crys and sends out mocks

Apple sends out mock

--

Who started it? :rolleyes:
 

karlwig

macrumors 6502
Mar 7, 2008
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As most people here, I'm no lawyer. But anyone can see that Apple's "acknowledgement" was incredibly cocky, so I'm not surprised.
 

QCassidy352

macrumors G5
Mar 20, 2003
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"That is a plain breach of the order."

No, actually, it's in precise compliance with the order. Perhaps the judge should have specified the exact text if he felt so strongly about particular wording. He didn't, and apple compiled with what he ordered. The judge was sloppy and he knows it.
 

StarPower

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Jul 28, 2012
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Classic Apple right there.

The Judge and his stupidly inane "forcing" Apple to write that deserved it, as did shady Sam(e)sung's blatantly cheap and second-rate Apple iPad knockoff.

Apple did what Samsung and that Judge deserved. He actually SAID THAT SAMSUNG'S PRODUCT WASN'T "COOL" ENOUGH TO BE AN IPAD IMITATOR!!!! Thus Samsung made such an inferior product, it couldn't even live up to being the knockoff that it intended to be.
 

KnightWRX

macrumors Pentium
Jan 28, 2009
15,046
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Quebec, Canada
Bollocks! They did what the court ordered. And now the court is refining what their intention is, Apple will comply and again do what the court ordered.

The original July ruling's Schedule 1 and the October appeal's ruling that modified Schedule 1 disagree with you. The court had ordered a very simple statement with a link to the judgement.

Apple tried to be "playful" and now it's backfired. I wonder if the posters here that bashed Samcraig and Oleteros in the other thread and argued ad nauseum that Apple was "in the right with their statement" are going to apologize for all the name-calling now ? :rolleyes:

(Of course not, anti-Apple troll/haters don't deserve apologies, even when they were right! Let's all just spin this into something where Apple is always right and does no wrong).
 

618537

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Sep 21, 2011
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Apple should just tell the UK Court of Appeal to shove it.

The government won't let it get out of hand - alienating Apple is the last thing that's good for the British economy.

Apple complied with the order and quoted what the proceedings consisted of. Someone got butt hurt, boo-hoo.

As a previous poster said the UK justice system is very inconsistent and unbalanced.
 
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Oletros

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Jul 27, 2009
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"That is a plain breach of the order."

No, actually, it's in precise compliance with the order. Perhaps the judge should have specified the exact text if he felt so strongly about particular wording. He didn't, and apple compiled with what he ordered. The judge was sloppy and he knows it.

They specified the exact text.

Any of you have read the actual ruling?
 

KnightWRX

macrumors Pentium
Jan 28, 2009
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The Judge and his stupidly inane "forcing" Apple to write that deserved it, as did shady Sam(e)sung's blatantly cheap and second-rate Apple iPad knockoff.

If Apple is above the law, then so should Samsung or any other corporate entity. Are you suggesting that countries should not have laws that govern the behavior of corporations ? No IP laws, no tax laws, nothing at all to prevent corporations from abusing either citizens or other corporations ?

Corporatism, the new form of government. :rolleyes:
 

rmwebs

macrumors 68040
Apr 6, 2007
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Apple should just tell the UK Court of Appeal to shove it.

The government won't let it get out of hand - alienating Apple is the last thing that's good for the British economy.

Apple complied with the order and quoted what the proceedings consisted of. Someone got butt hurt, boo-hoo.

As a previous poster said the UK justice system is very inconsistent and unbalanced.

Yes, because telling the courts to shove it would be a fantastically intelligent move. Afterall it worked for News Corp when they had that little problem with the News of the World. Oh...wait a second...


Look, we're talking about a notice that has to be displayed on a page for 30 days - it's not going to kill Apple to just follow the damn law.
 

rikscha

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Mar 8, 2010
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stupid court, but I would expect that in the UK.

Samsung clearly copied the design. You must be blind to not see it.
 
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