The Wall Street Journal reports that Judge Lucy Koh issued an Order modifying and reducing the amount of damages awarded to Apple after its massive victory in August 2012. Judge Koh ruled that the jury determined an unreasonable theory upon which to calculate damages, and ordered a new trial as to the issue of damages for 14… Continue Reading
Tag Archives: Apple v. Samsung
Android Isn’t Going Anywhere
After Samsung, the Apple fanboys are going nuts about the “demise of Android,” and the “swift show of justice.” The truth is, Samsung (minimally) hurt Samsung for it’s infringing elements. I say minimally because most of the affected devices are sub-standard models, not even being marketed anymore. There’s “bigger and better” on the market now. We… Continue Reading
Why People Bought Android Phones
I just published this post, and along my blog feeder came this story on the purchase of Android phones. According to Apple, the top reasons for Android phone purchases were: Stay with current wireless provider Google brand Larger screen Preference of Android Market Integrate with Google services Desire to have latest and greatest smartphone Turn-by-turn GPS Latest… Continue Reading
Weekly Round-up: What You May Have Missed in the World of Android
The vacation (if you call 100+ hours in “The Ultra-cool Minivan” a vacation) is finally over, and now I’m returning to “normal.” I think, as the cliche goes, I need a vacation from the vacation, or at least enter me in a new rat race. This week’s round-up may (because I am writing the introduction beforeI… Continue Reading
Apple v. Samsung
Samsung, through its own actions, might actually lose its case against Apple. That’s at least according the news from Foss Patents. Apparently, Samsung is doing whatever it can to get on Judge Koh’s bad side. If you’re interested in the latest updates, I’d suggest following this Foss Patents keyword. I’m particularly interested in this post,… Continue Reading