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Originally Posted by RockdaMan
They get a preliminary injunction handed down against them, and they rush to declare victory?
That's the very definition of spin.
How many courts have rendered a negative verdict for Samsung? It doesn't matter if they win on six and lose on one -- the device is still banned.
How is that a win?
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No device is banned.
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Originally Posted by =X=
Samsung plans on updated the Gallery before the Oct injunction takes place. So in effect sales of Galaxy S will remain unaffected.
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I was in a hurry when I posted it. So, I didn't have too much time elaborating it...
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Originally Posted by aceflor
Hum.
Sorry to disturb, but correctly, the new injunction says that Samsung is not allowed to sell the galaxy S, S2 and Ace if they are imported through the NL. It is the case right now, but if Samsung changes their point of entry, and take say Frankfurt, or Leipzig, or Lüttig, then the case is different.
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Or simply change the "offending" software and be done with it all. Which is what Samsung said they'd be doing.
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Originally Posted by aceflor
But apple won another battle indeed, and I am seeing the brave new apple world nearer and nearer. And to be clear, I am sad.  . |
I don't think that Apple really won another battle. The Tab isn't banned, the entire Galaxy line isn't banned (which is what they wanted). They only have a "possible ban". Which won't be carried out as Samsung will simply do a software update. In the end Apple will have gained nothing. Samsung can still sell their phones and tablets and be a competitor to Apple.