Samsung lost big time today to rival Apple, as the Jury of the Federal District Court in San Jose, California sides with the iPhone manufacturer over their patent dispute. This seven-year long case started when Apple accused Samsung of patent infringement for copying the design of the iPhone for their Galaxy S series smartphones. Fast forward to 2018, the Federal court may have finally reached a final verdict as they order Samsung to pay Apple $539 million in damages. "Obviously, we have some issues that will be addressed in post-trial motions," Samsung attorney John Quinn told US District Court Judge Lucy Koh As for Apple's response to the verdict. Apple ignited the smartphone revolution with iPhone and it is a fact that Samsung blatantly copied our design. Read more in our articles including "Samsung loses $539 Million to Apple in the latest development of their ongoing patent trial" and "Samsung i900 Omnia Philippine Price".
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Sep 25, 2008Samsung lost big time today to rival Apple, as the Jury of the Federal District Court in San Jose, California sides with the iPhone manufacturer over their patent dispute. This seven-year long case started when Apple accused Samsung of patent infringement for copying the design of the iPhone for their Galaxy S series smartphones.
Fast forward to 2018, the Federal court may have finally reached a final verdict as they order Samsung to pay Apple $539 million in damages. "Obviously, we have some issues that will be addressed in post-trial motions," Samsung attorney John Quinn told US District Court Judge Lucy Koh As for Apple's response to the verdict. Apple ignited the smartphone revolution with iPhone and it is a fact that Samsung blatantly copied our design.
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