Apple aims to ban a total of 8 samsung devices after its victory in the US patent case which resulted in awarding it $1.05 billion.
Following is the list of Samsung Electronic Devices that Apple wants banned from the market. These Devices have violated patents of the i phone 3G, I phone 4s and other apple manufactures.
The board of jury in USA granted
Apple about $1 billion in recompenses. Since Samsung’s breach was also reasoned
to have been deliberate, the compensations could be tripled. A sanction hearing
has been fixed for September 20.
Samsung however won the case in the Korea.
Samsung however won the case in the Korea.
Following is the list of Samsung Electronic Devices that Apple wants banned from the market. These Devices have violated patents of the i phone 3G, I phone 4s and other apple manufactures.
Galaxy S 4G
Galaxy S 4G,
which the panel said infringes on 5 of Apple's patents and two claims of
look alike. Its damages tally is $73.3 million.
Galaxy S2 Skyrocket
The Galaxy S II Skyrocket copied one patent from apple’s
designs. It’s damages cost Samsung up to $32.2 million. It was of the least.
Galaxy S2
T-Mobile
The T-Mobile modification of Samsung's Galaxy S II phone
was found to damage on 3 of Apple's patents, summing up to $83.8 million in
loss.
Galaxy S2 Epic 4G
Samsung's Galaxy S II Epic totaled up $100.3 million,
placing itself as the third most costly of all the infringing devices.
Galaxy S Showcase
The Showcase breached two of Apple’s patents, and
two of its trade dresses. Showcase infringed for over $22 million.
Galaxy Prevail
Galaxy Prevail which apple cites as violating 3 of its patents. This device marked a little more $57.8 million in Samsung's losses.
Droid Charge
Samsung's Droid Charge breached three of Apple's feature patents. In terms of damages, the
device summed up to $50.7 million.
Galaxy S2
AT&T
Galaxy S2 Skyrocket
Galaxy S2 T-Mobile
Samsung's Galaxy S II Epic totaled up $100.3 million, placing itself as the third most costly of all the infringing devices.
Galaxy S Showcase
The Showcase breached two of Apple’s patents, and
two of its trade dresses. Showcase infringed for over $22 million.
Galaxy Prevail which apple cites as violating 3 of its patents. This device marked a little more $57.8 million in Samsung's losses.
The Galaxy S II that was
sold through AT&T's network breached on four patents. Damages this smartphone caused added up to $40.9 million.
Total Damages: $460.8 million
Apple Got Awarded:$1.05 billion
Thought the Galaxy Note 10.1 also faced some issues releasing in the US however after a trial it was released late and is currently being sold vastly.
Total Damages: $460.8 million
Apple Got Awarded:$1.05 billion
Thought the Galaxy Note 10.1 also faced some issues releasing in the US however after a trial it was released late and is currently being sold vastly.
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