Correct. It was just some unsubstantiated claim that was born (and died) on the internet.
I will give you credit, no matter what the facts are you will defend, worship, adore, and fawn over apple. It's a fact that apple distorted the ratios in order to make the samsung products look more the iPhone and the iPad that they actually are.
http://www.cultofmac.com/109627/app...ainst-samsung-again-this-time-about-galaxy-s/
Even cultofmac admits
Apples chalked up some big victories against Samsung in recent weeks, culminating in a preliminary injunction that got the Galaxy Tab 10.1 banned throughout the EU. But did Apple do so based upon false evidence? Thats what one Dutch website is alleging, and weve got to admit, their arguments pretty good.
See the image above? The side-by-side comparison of the iPad 2 and Galaxy Tab 10,1 at the bottom is the exact comparison shot used by Apple to prove in official court documents that the Galaxy Tab 10,1 is practically identical to Apples tablet.
The only problem? Thats not what the Galaxy Tab 10,1 even looks like. The Galaxy Tab 10,1 has a 1.46 aspect ratio. In Apples comparison image, though, has a 1.36 aspect ratio compared to the iPad 2′s 1.30. The tablets proper proportions have been deformed.
If you actually look at the image, the Galaxy Tabs icons are warped too, so this seems like an honest mistake by some paralegal resizing an image.
Even so, though, it raises the question about whether or not the injunction against Samsung should even have been granted. As TechCrunch notes:
The current import ban on the GalTab is entirely related to design, so the court is truly judging these books by their covers. Presenting evidence that falsely represents the appearance of a product especially when the appearance of the product is the only thing in question is incredibly suspect to say the least. Lets add to that the fact that Apple had some serious alone time with the judge when presenting this evidence. Meanwhile, Samsung didnt even have the opportunity to dispute the image.