Volume XI

Issue : 1: September 13, 2012

• New Canadian Anti-Spam Legislation Imposes Stringent Requirements
• Patent Litigation: A Negative Effect on Innovation?
• FBI Moves Forward With Facial Recognition Implementation
• South Korea's Constitutional Court Strikes Down Real Online Name Law
• Apple continues to sue Samsung for Patent Infringements
• Why the Apple, FBI and AntiSec UDID debacle won't go away
• TSA Delays in Complying with Nude Body-Scanner Court Order
• N.Y. Governor Takes a Firm Stance against Child Pornography
• Record-breaking year in cybersquatting evictions
• U.S. Government - Cellphone Location Data Not Private

Home > Volume XI > Issue 1: September 13, 2012 > Apple continues to sue Samsung for Patent Infringements

Apple continues to sue Samsung for Patent Infringements

Apple alleges that at least 21 products released by Samsung within the last year infringe 8 patents owned by Apple.  The alleged infringing products include Samsung’s current flagship device, the Galaxy S III, which has been well received by critics and consumers, resulting in sales of 10 million units within less than a month.

The latest allegations by Apple are brought in a different suit than that which awarded Apple $1.05 billion in damages last month.  The previous suit was based on a different set of Apple patents and older Samsung devices running Google’s Andriod operating system.  There does not appear to be a shortage of patents or allegedly infringing devices as the smartphone wars continue.

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