Apples latest complaint alleges 17 Samsung devices infringe 8 of its patents

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We were waiting for the details of Apple's new lawsuit in its global battle against Samsung, and now that the court has posted the complaint, we have them. These fresh allegations claim Sammy has... you guessed it, infringed upon Apple's intellectual property.

Turns out, there are eight patents at issue, with four of the patents in question having been granted since the last time Apple filed suit against the Korean firm. Among these are patents for missed call management, slide-to-unlock and data-syncing technology.

Apple isn't just targeting the Galaxy Nexus with this suit as previously thought, either. In fact, at least 17 devices are alleged to have infringed, including all the US Galaxy S II variants, both the Galaxy Player 4.0 and 5.0, the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus and Galaxy Tab 8.9. So, should the Northern District of California decide to grant Apple's request for a preliminary injunction, a hefty chunk of Samsung's mobile products will be barred from store shelves here in the States. It'll be a bit before we hear Sammy's side of the story.

Apple is so lame

How? There are patents for a reason. If you owner a patent and you saw your competitor using your patented idea, you'd be cool with it?

Idiot

!! Apple

you're right but apple has lost a lot of these cases for reason.

samsung needs a restraining order

Slide to unlock existed before they even had the iPhone on the market


Apple niccas don't even know their phone history