Thank you, and they fully deserve the continued decline which they'll experience, as people turn either to other Android device manufacturers, or to Windows phones, if not to Apple devices.Samsung having a rough time at the moment. Falling sales, falling profits, falling marketshare, the fail that was yesterday's Note announcement, the failed iPhone copy that is the Galaxy S6...
IMO the copycat company deserves all they get. I hope they crash and burn and someone more deserving of the top spot takes their place.
Thank you, and they fully deserve the continued decline which they'll experience, as people turn either to other Android device manufacturers, or to Windows phones, if not to Apple devices.
With Samsung Pay you can pay lawsuits directly with your fingerprint using Touch sTDPay up, Samsung. Pay up.
Exactly.Um, isn't the concept of innovation NOT to copy things?
It would, had there been some....forcing Samsung to turn over profits from devices that infringed Apple patents would stifle innovation.
Pocket change for samsung.Time to pay the piper. Don't like the law work to change the law.
The damage is done. Samsung already stole a large part of the smartphone market and made billions from the infringing products and their successors. An empty victory for Apple I'm afraid.
And Apple is still presumably refusing to pay Ericsson for the continues use of it's important patents whilst stealing their technology in effect..
And so it goes on and on....
In fact it is claimed they have till December to reach an agreement or the court cases start over the matter in the US, UK, Germany and the Netherland. And Apple won't win. The tone round here will of course blame Ericsson then.... just like blaming Samsung.
I think Samsung copied with one phone model and it's app drawer design, that was it. Meanwhile other makers copy Apple far more but funnily enough they aren't big competition to Apple so they never get taken to court by Apple.
Xiaomi also refused to pay Ericsson last year and so Ericson had an injunction against the import of there devices into India slapped on them. And Xiaomi are big enough to have dented Samsung's market share in China.
Anyway if I was Samsung I would just pay the 500 mil and move on, change the strategy and push Android forward to gain more market share.
When you're dealing with a corporation that runs crying to the President when it loses in court it's not worth the hassle IMO.
good news for Apple ... how funny is it they use the excuse paying the fine will stifle innovation what a sad excuse
/threadThat korean copycat company has a long history of theft of others IP. They've turned it into an art form. Pioneer, Sharp, Sony, Kodak, Dyson, Apple, Motorola, Microsoft, Fisher Paycal, and on and on and on the list goes. When they are sued, they countersue on minor infringements, then when they lose, they appeal, appeal, appeal, all the while they keep making billions from stolen IP. This blatant criminal business practice will kill off innovation, kill off competition and kill localised manufacturing, and everything will be made in korea. Only a mindless fool would cheer this criminal organisation on, and most of them come here and haunt this site.