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German court dismisses Samsung, Apple patent cases

article published on 2 March, 2012

Mannheim court rejects two patent claims. The court announced on Friday that it has dismissed two cases brought by Apple and Samsung. The cases are just two of dozens around the world concerning patents related to smartphones and tablet PCs as competitors struggle for market share. Apple had claimed that Samsung was violating a patent covering "slide to lock" functionality, while Samsung's ... [ read the full article ]

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I think Apple should be happy with the first result.

Apple are now behind in terms of tech and can't keep up now, the new Android phones are quad core and larger higher mp cameras etc.

Apple may find itself "slavishly" cloning other makers phones and get sued for it.
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