I know the definition. There were tablets before the iPad came out. iPad was not innovative. There were touch screen phones before the iPhone came out, not innovative.
They're just good with advertising.

I know the definition. There were tablets before the iPad came out. iPad was not innovative. There were touch screen phones before the iPhone came out, not innovative.
They're just good with advertising.
I know the definition. There were tablets before the iPad came out. iPad was not innovative. There were touch screen phones before the iPhone came out, not innovative.
They're just good with advertising.
Yes, something like iMac was the one and only all in one desktop computer back in 1998
Something like click/touch wheel on earlier generation of iPod.
Or something like Macbook Air when Sony hardly made it.
I'm sure Samsung's geniuses got into those ideas first
Apple surely sucks at innovation, right?![]()
Mean while Amazon Fire is selling like hotcakes. Does Samsung really matter anymore? And the Asus transformer prime will be the new flavor of the month. You can't stop them all.
The ban is unwarranted. Hopefully Apple will focus more on innovating and less on lawsuits.
Time for Apple to be knocked off their high horse and brought back to earth with the rest of us. Enough with the elitist attitude. They have obviously forgotten where they came from. The do everything that they once bashed everyone else for.
Commodore PET, All-in-one computer, released in 1977. ---> Yes, and so did Apple II, so?
Apple didn't design the click wheel, Synaptics did. ---> And nobody would use it if Apple don't want it on their early iPod.
Just like Corning's Gorilla Glass won't find any good application if only Steve didn't start the idea of using it on 1st gen iPhone.
Sony Vaio x505, came out in 2004. --> Did it sell well or as popular as Macbook Air?
And you thought Samsung innovate LCD, Plasma, washing machine, air conditioner?
I can't comment on all the ins and outs of the law, but the case is pretty simple to me on a moral level. Apple makes money by taking huge risks. Launching the iPad was a tremendous risk. Tablets hadn't been doing much for ten years or so. They made millions of tablets, of a brand-new design, and took the risk that they would, like the Microsoft tablets, sell maybe 50,000 of them. Before that, the costs and risks of the iPhone. And the iPod. Sure, things that were similar to other products, but went so far beyond them that they were completely new things.
So Samsung and the others not only copy the iPad, in tiny details, copying many of the same icons, making sure that their tablet is almost identical to the iPad from a few feet away -- and that's okay? Copying, not taking risks, not putting together the end-to-end solutions, that's okay?
Sure, tablets didn't belong to Apple. But the way their tablet works, the interface, details of the icons -- Apple has shown people how to use their competitors. They can design much more quickly, because, heh, heh, the hard work is done. They don't have to write an OS, they've got one given to them. That looks an awful lot like the iPad.
Should Apple just keep on taking huge risks by bringing out new media for communication, and not complain when people copy? They did that after the Mac, when nasty ol' Steve wasn't around to use his hobnail boots on the copiers. And Microsoft ate their lunch, and by '91 had completely gone beyond Apple.
This gives all the motivation to the copiers, not to the innovators. The copiers make money even though they're lazy, and riding on the hard work of Cupertino. I don't think that's a good idea either. If Samsung goes for something new, works at it for three or four years, and out-innovates Apple, I'd say they should have a little while to make money from their invention, and not just get imitated to death.
That's great. Keep up the ban of knockoffs!
There is no hope for you.
I'm so sad to realize this sad news.
I can't imagine how you family might be dealing with this fact
I'think that some people are not really Apple fans but people fanatics of other companies trying to make Apple owners look silly
I never said they innovated everything they make.
They did innovate a AMOLED Flexible display recently.
The PET came out in January, the Apple II came out in June.
I'm just saying that Apple didn't design it, another company did.
Innovating something doesn't mean it will always sell well.
So your bold quoted statement is totally reversed. Apple designed them, another company make it happens. Apple make change in something already established (touch sensor, WiFi, hard glass, IPS panel)innovate |ˈinəˌvāt| verb
make changes in something established, esp. by introducing new methods, ideas, or products:
The ban is unwarranted. Hopefully Apple will focus more on innovating and less on lawsuits.
It's Apple who came up with the idea of Click Wheel on their first iPod and they come up with Synaptic which made it possible.
Judging by what I read here most days, many Apple owners don't need any help to look silly. They do a great job on their own.
Samsung is doing a BRILLIANT job mocking them: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6h5JSojJN3Y
Its true though. No other company in the world has these kind of obsessed lemmings over a BRAND. Mindless devotion to a BRAND! Speaking of lemmings, anyone remember this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYP1Tjgt1Ao
Ironic, isn't it?
Lol, if that's true, then why did Synaptics sue Apple?
Yes, you are right, the judge is Apple fanboi.
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Right.
Apple also had the idea of strong and scratch resistant glass on iPhone, and they come up with Corning's prototype which works fine and finally imitated by your beloved Samsung and of course many other brands. Corning is the inventor, but Apple is the innovator.