I mean, do people here really believe that Apple is the only company that doesn't steal ideas from competitors?
This is absolutely correct.
I mean, do people here really believe that Apple is the only company that doesn't steal ideas from competitors?
Yes, this is ridiculous. Many posters in this thread don't know the facts but just are pro Apple, so Apple must be right.
No, they are not right in this case.
No justice here, that phone looks nothing like an iPhone maybe the tablet did but this phone is a joke. I guess Apple is pissed at what happen before and Samsung not playing ball. But with billions to burn I can see Apple playing Microsofts game for years to come.![]()
you're so right. This is why nobody reported on antennagate, trouble at foxconn, the new ipad running hotter than the ipad 2, or any of the other weekly sensationalist topics that reference apple to garner more web impressions.
Good call.
Apple won't win if this goes to trial and it will cost them the $9m bond, whatever money they paid this judge to grant the injunction and Samsugs legal fees not to mention their own.
Among all Samsung phones, the Galaxy Nexus has the least resemblance to the iPhone.![]()
The Galaxy Nexus doesn't have Siri-like functionality.
No justice here, that phone looks nothing like an iPhone maybe the tablet did but this phone is a joke. I guess Apple is pissed at what happen before and Samsung not playing ball. But with billions to burn I can see Apple playing Microsofts game for years to come.![]()
Becasue I don't share the collective thought that apple can do no wrong and know that this phone is about as different from an iPhone that a touch screen smartphone can get.
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The Galaxy Nexus is an amazing device and Jelly Bean is a superb OS. Apple knows this and they are scrambling to eliminate competition.
Even if it did that is a Google made OS not a Samsung one. Apple is pulling a page out of Microsofts playbook, sue as long as possible and stifle competition or until they play ball.![]()
These lawsuits are pathetic. If they post a $95 Million bond to block sales of a 9 month old phone soon to be replaced, I'll be so disappointed. Money that could've been spent on bettering their products used to block something that is soon to be outdated.
And what "core software technologies" would you be talking about?
these are the features that were listed
One of the main patent requirements is called the 'nonobviousness requirement'
That means that these features shouldn't be concepts and techniques that are taught at every introductory computer-science course.
Apple won this injunction because they held these patents, but the problem is that they shouldn't have been able to get these patents in the first place.
I would like to know what four programs Google stole that is causing this suit. And if its four pieces of software built into Android why isnt every single Android device part of this lawsuit? Regardless I will be thinking long and hard before I purchase another product from Apple.
Samsung should "block" sales of the iPhone... Really, if Samsung quit making iPhone components today, what would Apple do? Sales would plummet on the very hard to supply iPhone, and the new iPhone would be delayed for months while a new supplier is found and production is restarted... Considering the Galaxy S3 is already extremely popular, and is a viable iPhone killer, I have to wonder why Samsung keeps supplying the enemy..
I know Apple owns the media in this country and now it appears they own the courts as well.
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Sent from my 7" Galaxy Tab2 before the bought Federal judge could stop me.
All four of those things have prior examples to apple filing them. This is absolutely ridiculous, I serious am about to start smashing the piece of crap broken g5 I have sitting in my room that stopped working.
If there was no Model-T there wouldn't even *BE* Hondas.
If there was no Wright Brothers flight there wouldn't even *BE* Boeing Airplanes.
I get where you are going, but seriously, the iPhone set the stage for modern smartphones. That means others will improve upon it. That's just the way things are.
Apple doesn't own the smartphone, and they certainly don't beat Google at search (which is one of the four complaints).
Keep playing tough against Samsung and eventually Google is going to start pulling their patent arsenal out. They hold tons and tons of patents on mobile devices. Oh yes pop your popcorn because this fight is just getting started.![]()
is this judge a moron? or know anything about technology?
Among all Samsung phones, the Galaxy Nexus has the least resemblance to the iPhone.![]()
Apple won this injunction because they held these patents, but the problem is that they shouldn't have been able to get these patents in the first place.
No they won't because they make good money with ios
So how the **** is Apple still selling iPhones after:
the Notification Menu (by pulling status bar);
wireless sync in iOS 5;
putting a quick camera access from lock screen;
OTA updates;
tabbed browsing?
Those are only some of Android's features that Apple ripped off.
I mean, do people here really believe that Apple is the only company that doesn't steal ideas from competitors?
Apple lost a huge market share, and it'll continue to loose more and more the more it continues with this ****** practice: being on the side of corrupt judges.
You do know that Eric Schmidt was elected to Apple's board of directors back in August 28, 2006?
On August 3, 2009, it was announced that Schmidt would resign from the board of directors at Apple due to conflicts of interest amid the growing competition between Google and Apple.
He also worked on Android during the time he was part of Apple's Board of Directors. For him to be sitting in the Board of Directors for Apple and to be making an OS that resembled iOS a fair bit sounds very suspicious.
Whether or not he stole Apple's ideas during that time to make Android... You decide.
So how the **** is Apple still selling iPhones after:
the Notification Menu (by pulling status bar);
wireless sync in iOS 5;
putting a quick camera access from lock screen;
OTA updates;
tabbed browsing?
Those are only some of Android's features that Apple ripped off.
I mean, do people here really believe that Apple is the only company that doesn't steal ideas from competitors?
Apple lost a huge market share, and it'll continue to loose more and more the more it continues with this ****** practice: being on the side of corrupt judges.
I think Apple better be VERY careful about this because they may be approaching the point the US government and European Commission antitrust authorities may start taking an interest, mostly because of the US v. United Shoe Machinery Company case precedent, where United Shoe was sued for abusing its patent portfolio on shoemaking machinery to keep out competing firms.
I will spend my last dying breath if I need to, and I will spend every penny of Apples $40 billion in the bank, to right this wrong.
Im going to destroy Android, because its a stolen product. Im willing to go thermonuclear war on this.
I will spend my last dying breath if I need to, and I will spend every penny of Apples $40 billion in the bank, to right this wrong.
Im going to destroy Android, because its a stolen product. Im willing to go thermonuclear war on this.
Problem is Steve Jobs was wrong. These patents, and their enforcement, are completely ridiculous.
It's not competition to infringe on patents. It's the reverse. If the second and third into the market feel free to steal what the initiator did, then there's no reason to innovate.
The Galaxy Nexus doesn't have Siri-like functionality.
I couldn't agree more.
You know, despite what Apple would like you to believe, they were not the first, they are not the only, and they are definitely not the greatest hardware/software company in the world. This proves just how petty and anti-competitive they are.
After reading this, I am unsure I want to buy a new iPod to replace my aging 2g. The new Nexus 7 looks pretty nice. Provided they don't barr that from American citizens as well.
It's rather unfair that the consumer is the one being hurt the most out of Apple's stupid cries for injustice. I hope they lose all this bail
Lastly, I'd like rant that (and most of you probably already know this) Android is Linux. Linux is Open Source. Android is not stealing anything. There is nothing about my Android that is remotely similar to my iPod. In fact, hasn't Apple been the one to have taken ideas from Android? Notification center? Backgrounds?
Apple is a spoiled brat, and when they aren't "Hipster" anymore, they're going to pick up where they left off, in the classrooms and digital art fields.