Apple is now targeting the Samsung Galaxy S4, alleging the device infringes on 5 of their patents — 2 of which have to do specifically with its use of Google Now.
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Last week, we told you that Apple’s adding Samsung’s latest Android flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S4, in its second patent lawsuit against the Korean company. Today, more details about the suit emerged as Apple filed a formal motion to add Samsung’s Galaxy S4 in the list of infringing devices. Continue reading →
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With Samsung under fire all this time from Apple and its lawyers, we didn’t expect it to stop. However, we also didn’t expect them to go after Google services. When adding the Galaxy S 4 to their lawsuit against Samsung, they also added in a few Siri patents that they claim are violated by Samsung’s inclusion of Google Now. This is not a Samsung… Read more
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A woman in Florida is suing Apple because her iPhone 4′s power button was defective. She is suing Apple for more than $5 million on behalf of iPhone 4 owners who have reported the defective power button ever since it was launched in 2010. Continue reading →
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In a class action lawsuit filed in San Jose, California last week, Florida resident Debra Hilton claims that Apple was aware of a flaw in the flex cable that controls the power button on the iPhone 4, but chose to stay quiet about it to sell more handsets. Hilton is seeking more than $5 million
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A Florida woman, Debra Hilton, has filed a class action lawsuit against Apple on behalf of iPhone 4 owners, says GigaOM. The case alleges that Apple knew about a flex cable defect that was causing problems with the phone’s power button, but stayed quiet to sell phones without fixing the issue. A lawyer for Hilton points to threads on Apple’s support forums, as well as a repair video on YouTube claiming that the issue is prevalent with the 4.
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A new lawsuit claims the iPhone4 has a defective on-off button. The national class action claims Apple knew about the defect but didn’t disclose it even as it worked with AT&T to sell 2 year contracts.
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Apple says Samsung's new flagship smartphone “is an infringing device” Apple will move to have the Galaxy S4 added to its patent infringement case against Samsung, court documents reveal. In documents filed with the U.S. District Court in California and published by The Verge,Apple says it has examined the handset and “concluded that it is an infringing device.” As such, it will add the GS4 to its list of infringing products, but remove one of the existing 22 so as to abide by the court's request that it limit the number of claims and devices.
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Apple has confirmed it will add Samsung’s newest flagship, the Galaxy S 4 to its ongoing patent-infringement lawsuit. In a statement filed in the US District Court in California yesterday, Apple says it has analyzed the Galaxy S 4 and “concluded that it is an infringing device and accordingly intends to move for leave to add the Galaxy S 4 as an… Read more
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Apple has confirmed it will add Samsung’s newest flagship, the Galaxy S 4 to its ongoing patent-infringement lawsuit. In a statement filed in the US District Court in California yesterday, Apple says it has analyzed the Galaxy S 4 and “concluded that it is an infringing device and accordingly intends to move for leave to add the Galaxy S 4 as an… Read more
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Apple is trying to bring Google into their lawsuit with Samsung in a roundabout way. Apple wants a judge to ask Google to turn over documents related to the Android OS. Apple argues that by having a judge force Google to turn over the documents, it will help prove their case of Samsung’s alleged infringement. Android runs Come comment on this article: Apple wants source code records in Samsung trial and looks in Google’s direction in the process Visit TalkAndroid for Android news, Android guides, and much more!
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We saw a bit more on the Samsung vs. Apple cases earlier in the month. At that time it was said that Samsung had infringed on Apple’s text-selection patent, however as many realize, that is far from the final court related story for these two companies.
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We’ve had a period of time to relax and get our minds off of the court case, but this November, it’s all coming back. The famous case between Samsung and Apple, where Apple sued and won a hefty $1.05 billion, only to have that reduced to $450.5 million by the always interesting Judge Lucy Koh, is returning to court and the public eye. The court case… Read more
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We all know that when Google bought Motorola last year for $12.4 billion dollars the company line was that it was all for the patents. While everyone in the Android community was drooling over the possible hardware ramifications after the marriage of the two companies, the suits over at Google were quick to put water
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Apple has won a patent infringement case between Google’s Motorola Mobility, which alleged the iPhone’s proximity sensor had infringed on the latter’s patent, reports Bloomberg: The U.S. International Trade Commission in Washington upheld a judge’s findings that the Motorola Mobility patent is invalid, though for different reasons. The patent covers a sensor that prevents the…Apple Wins Sensor Patent Lawsuit Case Brought Up by Google’s Motorola Mobility is a post from: iPhone in Canada Blog – Canada's #1 iPhone Resource
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It appears that HTC just can’t get ahead with the HTC One. After delaying the device due to constraints on parts. HTC Is now being slapped with a lawsuit by Nokia.
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It just seems like the “minor disagreement” between Samsung and Apple will never end. News has surfaced that the two manufacturing giants filed a joint case management document with the Northern District of California court which aims to regulate what is presented and argued against in the upcoming trial, such as the number of patents Come comment on this article: Samsung and Apple file joint document for upcoming 2014 trial Visit TalkAndroid for Android news, Android guides, and much more!
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Have you been frustrated by Apple’s repair or replacement policy? You could be in for some cash, according to a Friday report. The iPhone maker supposedly has signed a settlement deal worth $53 million ending a class action lawsuit that claimed Apple dragged its feet on honoring warranties for the iPhone and iPod touch. The
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According to court documents found by Wired, Apple’s method for detecting water damage in iOS devices may not have provided totally clear-cut evidence.
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