Apple Given Second Chance to Ban Samsung Phones
Nov 18, 2013, 12:20 PM by Eric M. Zeman
A federal court of appeals today reversed the decision of a lower court and cleared the way for Apple to seek a ban on certain Samsung devices. A handful of Samsung devices were found to infringe on certain Apple patents at trial last year. Apple requested that the products be banned from import/sale in the U.S., but was denied that request. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit said the lower court abused its discretion in denying Apple's request.
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They will probably say 'X' phone or 'Y' phone contains it even though they may be only guessing. Whatever it takes to hurt the competition. Pure ridiculous.
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The point, you´re missing it.
It´s not whether the phone that will get banned are actually manufactured or even in the market anymore. It´s the fact that they will let Apple to get away with this facade.
Apple is butthurt Samsung is ga...
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It´s not whether the phone that will get banned are actually manufactured or even in the market anymore. It´s the fact that they will let Apple to get away with this facade.
Apple is butthurt Samsung is ga...
(continues)
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