The war between Apple and Samsung spans so many fronts, in so many
different countries, that it’s sometimes hard to tell who’s on top.
Take a U.S. International Trade Commission finding Friday that Samsung cellphones violated two Apple patents. Reports have been quick to label the decision a victory for Apple — especially in light of a recent intervention by the Obama administration overturning a ban on iPhone imports, also in connection with another (but different!) patent dispute. But while Apple may have won this particular legal encounter, Samsung is still in a stronger position to win the broader war for dominance of the smartphone market.
Read more source:http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-switch/wp/2013/08/10/apple-won-the-battle-over-headphone-jacks-but-samsung-is-winning-the-smartphone-design-war/
Take a U.S. International Trade Commission finding Friday that Samsung cellphones violated two Apple patents. Reports have been quick to label the decision a victory for Apple — especially in light of a recent intervention by the Obama administration overturning a ban on iPhone imports, also in connection with another (but different!) patent dispute. But while Apple may have won this particular legal encounter, Samsung is still in a stronger position to win the broader war for dominance of the smartphone market.
Read more source:http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-switch/wp/2013/08/10/apple-won-the-battle-over-headphone-jacks-but-samsung-is-winning-the-smartphone-design-war/
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