This is a complete joke on Samsung's part. Makes them seem whiny, makes me like them even less.
I respectfully disagree about the phone part. Remember that they've been making phones forever so there's no real reason why they should stop now. They just need to do some more work on their phones with timely updates and their own unique design/UI. They have pretty decent specs if you come to think about it (SAMOLED+, fast processors, etc).
However, I think they should probably stop making tablets. Honestly, how many do they sell? Like 10 with 5 returns? I can't blame them for trying though because they wouldn't know what they are and aren't capable of.
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And I bet you think Apple is the white knight too.
KnightWRX said:nice pin you got there, do you know that neonode n1 was realesed before that one and didnt use a stupid pda pin
That Sony phone is from 2003. My point was to show the guy I was responding to that not all smartphones looked like Blackberries before the iPhone and the iPhone really had nothing to do with that.
and another thing lg prada was unveiled 17 january 2007 and iphone 1gen 7 january so what are you gettin' at here.
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The LG Prada KE850 was announced in december 2006. It was showcased earlier in 2006 too.
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Many people would like to forget that this is where Google was headed with Android prior to the success of the iPhone.
Forget ? What makes you think Android doesn't still do that format (the Motorola CHARM) :
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Again, the Sony Ericsson P-series smartphones launched years before the iPhone weren't Blackberry look a likes. The iPhone simply went with what the market was doing at the time : Full touch screen phones with apparent buttons.
Samsung even used a sunflower for their Gallery icon.
The idea is the original iPhone was the first all touchscreen phone to ship in volume.
Actually you are misleading people showing Androids menu structure and leaving out the information that the posted picture IS NOT THE HOME SCREEN.
Oh, they have taste, all right. Most grocery stores in South Korea are owned by Samsung directly or by one of its branch corporations. Everything else, though, is adapted from other companies.
Their car line that failed in the 1990's is being resurrected by Renault and Samsung. What do they use? Nissan chassis for their cars. Their plasma and most of the LCD stuff? bought from Japan.
Cameras, lenses, tech, everything is bought from someone else.
I'm surprised they got their towers up so well around the world. I wonder whose tech they bought for that. Originality just isn't their strain, but... they are so big and so powerful, they have the clout to make anything and everything work and keep naive foreigners from realising just how insidiously they work.
Apple would do good to move away from Samsung's fab, RAM, etc., and invest in other manufacturers. If they don't, I'm afraid Samsung will just buy out those other companies before they have larger investments.
Very well stated. Remember, Apple has it's shredder pointed at the Mobile Division. It is very clear in all the complaints.
Apple and Samsung will continue to work together. Apple's Case against the hardware in the Galaxy 2 is legit, and Samsung has a pants full right now.
They are going to get caught using Apple A5 designs in their chips. They will change the design, and move on.![]()
Okay, going to have to call bull on you ever really owning a 3GS there, unless you had a 'refurbished' second hand one that had been given non-apple parts. Go have a look at the authorised replacement parts, the buttons are a solid aluminium nub affixed to a lever package.
We're talking specifically about the Galaxy S II, which has an all plastic case construction and screen construction.
For Samsung's demand to be valid, it seems Samsung would have to had filed a suit and claimed Apple was developing products (future) based on current Samsung products. Apple's suit is relevant to soon-to-be released (future) products of Samsung that are infringing on current Apple products. Apple's suit is not claiming that Samsung copied future Apple products, so the demand for access to future Apple products is likely frivolous. Samsung has already released images, as well as demo products to the media that Apple claims infringe on existing Apple products and tech. The iPhone 5 is irrelevant to the Apple suit IMO, and will be found as such by the court I bet. Basically Apple is saying the product you are about to release infringes on our current, in-the-market, product.
Or samsung lawyers will show the judge that there is reverent to show difference in products and Apple will have to comply and shove a nice big corn on the cob deep and do it.![]()
So how would the looks of iPhone 5 and iPad 3 have any relevance whatsoever to a case where Apple is suing Samsung for copying the iPhone 4?
im just sayin' p900 wasnt the first on