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iPhone 4S , the new antenna infringes a patent of Samsung?

Posted in Apple, iPhone 4S, News, Samsung by ASF Mobiles on 10 October 2011 Tags: infringement, iphone, korean society, patent, patent infringement, quality source, university of aalborg No Comment 131 Reads

Samsung and Apple are fighting legal battles on several patent infringement in courts around the world and the new iPhone 4S could open a new front in the dispute between the two companies. According to Professor Gert Pedersen Frølund of ' University of Aalborg , the new system the antenna of the ' iPhone 4S might violate some patents of Korean society. Samsung, in fact, in 2007 he acquired the license to certain technologies that seems to go to cover everything that revolves around the use of multiple antennas. The patents at issue ...

Samsung plans to prohibit sales of iPhone

Posted in Apple, News, Samsung by ASF Mobiles on 19 September 2011 Tags: Home, infringement, iphone, patent, patent infringement, samsung products, south korea, south korean companies, technology, victory No Comment 102 Reads

Not waiting for the next generation iPhone, Samsung is preparing for another lawsuit against Apple. Defenders of South Korean companies are willing to put forward a claim against the company from Cupertino, as only the latter will submit its iPhone 4s / 5. As it became known, Samsung plans to accuse Apple of violating its patents related to wireless technology. Today the company from South Korea is involved in litigation with Apple in the U.S., Germany, France, Britain, Japan and ...

According to the ITC, the HTC would violate two patents of Apple

Posted in Apple, HTC, News by ASF Mobiles on 18 July 2011 Tags: google, htc, infringement, initial determination, itc, likelihood, taiwanese company, Trade No Comment 89 Reads

A few days ago Apple filed the ITC complaint against the U.S. a new Taiwanese company HTC for infringement of four patents. TheInternational Trade Commission , which has the power to ban the import of products in America, it is pronounced by saying that the HTC would violate 2 of the 4 patents listed by Apple. The ITC's decision would be an 'initial determination' that would still need to be reviewed by six members of the Commission. The original complaint was about ten patents, but ...