Probably posted somewhere but this thread is huge. Samsung's comment...
"Today's verdict should not be viewed as a win for Apple, but as a loss for the American consumer. It will lead to fewer choices, less innovation, and potentially higher prices. It is unfortunate that patent law can be manipulated to give one company a monopoly over rectangles with rounded corners, or technology that is being improved every day by Samsung and other companies. Consumers have the right to choices, and they know what they are buying when they purchase Samsung products. This is not the final word in this case or in battles being waged in courts and tribunals around the world, some of which have already rejected many of Apple's claims. Samsung will continue to innovate and offer choices for the consumer."
No. No no, no Samsung, it is a win for Apple, you didn't innovate a damn thing, you stole, stole it point blank because you (and Android) are bankrupt of ideas. Microsoft makes a decent OS for mobile and tablet, and you... you just stole, stealing isn't innovation, it's just pathetic, and you're pathetic. After reading this pathetic PR BS you put out there, I've changed my mind, if this is your whiny excuse that boohoo you were caught ripping off someone else's ideas, I hope Apple takes you for everything you got and you become just a footnote in tech history. FU!
Everything Samsung builds has been copied from someone else. They have absolutely no engineering ability. A true Apple fan wouldn't have Samsung stuff sitting around the house.
Good thing Apple makes incredible 55 inch LED hdtvs...wait thats Samsung.
I also have a xbox and a ps3...so am I an apple, samsung, microsoft, sony, panasonic, toshiba, or hp fan because I have products from all of them.
I do wonder if the exclusion of the F700 from evidence will be revisited, though. If Samsung could have shown even one device from 2006 that looked remotely like an iPhone (or at least close enough to some of the phones released in late 2007 and early 2008), this verdict might have been far less one-sided.
They can't as Apple didn't make a single blue box. Apple was formed after Jobs and Woz stopped making blue boxes.
AT&T could sue Woz over blue boxes, but I doubt they are going to.
Apple does not care for that **** of $B money. They need a win to stop those copycats and make them think twice before copying in the future.
Do not argue with me if samsung copied or not as everybody can keep his/her perspective. But for this trial, it is a huge win for apple. Personally I think it is a huge brand damage to samsung. Even if some of jury verdict is overruled by the appeal court in the future, many people will link samsung to a copycat.
I so enjoyed so many "experts with +++ professional experience" in this forum now shuffling their ass!
Samsung works with Apple to manufacturer Apple's designs and in return Samsung copied many of Apple's implementations without working to license the tech like Microsoft and others have done.
Samsung will steadily see less and less work orders from Apple moving forward. There are much bigger fab corporations out there that don't include Intel.
Well I give you this. The win has nothing to do with copying or money. The real Apple victory (unless overturned in an appeal) is the validation of patents. Nothing else really matters as Samsung will tweak their skin of Android and make cosmetic changes and pay whatever fine they have to pay. Water under the bridge.
There are other companies that makes just as good if not better LED HDTVs then Samsung. You don't have to give the world's worst copy cats your money. I wouldn't.
We're about to get 500+ posts raving about the wonderful patent system we have, "serves Samsung right," "now sue the rest of them Apple", "did Google die", etc.
Or, we're about to get 500+ posts finding huge fault with the "outdated, antiquated" patent system we have, "Apple should appeal," "Apple should immediately cut all business relations with all Samsung units," etc.
Just an interesting question what did samsung exactly steal? Pinch too Zoom is a feature in android not anything samsung have made, neither is scrolling with your fingers.
There are other companies that makes just as good if not better LED HDTVs then Samsung. You don't have to give the world's worst copy cats your money. I wouldn't.
IIRC, the F700 evidence was not excluded - Samsung did not file the evidence in time and the judge refused to allow them to file it after the deadline. The judge didn't do anything wrong here, the blame lies solely with Samsung.
There are other companies that make just as good if not better LED HDTVs then Samsung. You don't have to give the world's worst copy cats your money. I wouldn't.