One of the hallmarks of the US judicial system is its seemingly inexhaustible system of appeals — a system for which Samsung is likely most grateful at the moment. Its earlier entreaty to Judge Lucy Koh to have the Galaxy Tab 10.1 preliminary injunc…
You can’t blame ‘em for trying, but it’s no surprise that Samsung’s second attempt to put a hold on the impending American ban of its Galaxy Tab failed. Judge Koh has already say the preliminary injunction could not wait while the Korean company pursu…
Samsung may have been quick to appeal Judge Lucy Koh’s decision to halt Galaxy Tab 10.1 sales, but the woman with the gavel isn’t bending. According to Reuters, Judge Koh has rejected the firm’s request to allow sales to continue pending a decision, …
We’ll forgive you if you’ve forgotten, given the myriad Apple/Samsung legal shenanigans, but back in Februrary, Apple attempted to obtain a preliminary injunction against Samsung to prevent the Galaxy Tab 10.1 and a few phones from being sold in the …
It wasn’t long ago that Samsung modified its Galaxy Tab 10.1 to get it back on the German market, and it didn’t take long for Apple to respond. Apparently, Cupertino didn’t take kindly to Sammy’s sneaky workaround, and has filed for an injunction to st…
Samsung filed two separate motions for preliminary injunctions in Paris, France and Milan, Italy on Wednesday seeking to block the sale of Apple’s upcoming iPhone 4S in each respective market. The company confirmed the complaints on its corporate blog on Wednesday, just one day following the unveiling of Apple’s next-generation iPhone 4S smartphone. Samsung’s motions allege that Apple’s new smartphone infringes on two Samsung-owned patents related to communications over WCDMA cellular networks. Read on for more. “Apple has continued to flagrantly violate our intellectual property rights and free ride on our technology,” Samsung said in a blog post. “We believe it is now necessary to take legal action to protect our innovation.” The move is hardly unexpected. Reports surfaced last month
Not exactly a shocking development here, but Samsung has just announced that it’s looking to block sales of the iPhone 4S throughout France and Italy, opening up yet another frontier in its ongoing patent war with Apple. In a statement, the compan…
