By Sukesh Kumar 
Apple’s legal iBoys have made a new request – Apple wants to force Samsung to hand over an additional $707 million. That’s almost three quarters of a billion dollars on top of the one billion dollars it has already been awarded.
Well, according to Apple’s lawyers, the company wants $535 million for design infringement and $121 million to compensate for Samsung’s earnings whilst the original jury was out deliberating. There’s also and addition $50 million of payment interest on damages through December 31.
Samsung, for its part, has asked for a retrial and also said that it would add the recently released iPhone 5 to its patent trials in the United States. Could you imagine if the newly declared smartphone king found itself banned from United States? But Stuffs happens!!
But as a customer we just want you guys to sit back and Enjoy this amazing Smartphone war.. and we promise to keep you updated over the coming weeks, months and years.
Feel free to comment and let us know what you think.
(via Reuters)
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Apple’s legal iBoys have made a new request – Apple wants to force Samsung to hand over an additional $707 million. That’s almost three quarters of a billion dollars on top of the one billion dollars it has already been awarded.
Well, according to Apple’s lawyers, the company wants $535 million for design infringement and $121 million to compensate for Samsung’s earnings whilst the original jury was out deliberating. There’s also and addition $50 million of payment interest on damages through December 31.
Samsung, for its part, has asked for a retrial and also said that it would add the recently released iPhone 5 to its patent trials in the United States. Could you imagine if the newly declared smartphone king found itself banned from United States? But Stuffs happens!!
But as a customer we just want you guys to sit back and Enjoy this amazing Smartphone war.. and we promise to keep you updated over the coming weeks, months and years.
Feel free to comment and let us know what you think.
(via Reuters)
You can like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter.
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