Patents War

A recent successful appeal from Samsung means the figure may be reassessed yet again.

A group of design industry professionals told the court today that Apple deserved the damages paid by Samsung.

Samsung’s outspoken attorney has predicted that the patent trial will end soon and Apple will get nothing out of it.

Samsung has kicked off its patent infringement suit against Apple, arguing that the iPhone maker copied two of its patents.

Confidential sales data reveals Samsung knew its Galaxy Tab was a flop but deliberately lied about it to investors and media.

Apple has today kicked off the second patent infringement trial by accusing Samsung of copying the 'revolutionary' iPhone.

Apple's war with Samsung over patents infringement is set to resume in the U.S. courts on Monday.

Apple is insisting on an anti-cloning provision as part of any patent settlement with Samsung.

Apple is seeking to recover from Samsung $15.7 million out of more than $60 million spent in legal fees on the first trial.

According to a report by The Korea Times, Samsung Chairman Lee Kun-hee's recent return from a three-month trip to Japan and Hawaii, could see a change in the company's management due to the ongoing patents war with Apple. The publication notes that Chairman talked of a “sense of crisis” upon his return, sparking rumours about a possible management...

In a preliminary decision issued last week, an International Trade Commission (ITC) judge has said that Samsung infringed a key portion of an Apple patent by including a text-selection feature in its smartphones and tablets, Reuters reports. The full commission will now decide whether they will uphold or overturn the judge's decision. In the same decision which was...

Here we go again as Samsung, the Korean copycat giant, introduces its own version of Apple's iTunes Store. According to Patently Apple, Samsung's version of iTunes Store is called Samsung Content & Services, which will provide one-stop contents and service that can be accessed through Samsung's Smartphone, Smart Pad and Smart TV devices. Looks like Samsung hasn't learnt anything...