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SEOUL, April 22 (Xinhua) -- Samsung Electronics Co. said Friday it had filed lawsuits against Apple Inc. in South Korea, Japan and Germany, a week after its rival sued it over allegedly violating
In a new lawsuit that claims Apple's virtual personal assistant is infringing on already developed patent technology, the judge recuses himself because of "interest" in the tech company. A recently
SAN FRANCISCO - Apple and Samsung on Monday faced off at a US federal court in San Jose, northern California over their smartphone and tablet patent infringement dispute. This is the first US jury
Swedish telecoms company Ericsson has filed seven cases against Apple at the US District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, claiming that the Californian tech company’s products including the
The First Intermediate People's Court of Shanghai last week started to hear the lawsuit between Apple Inc and local high-tech company Zhizhen Network Technology, which claims that Apple's Siri
A US district court has rejected Smartflash’s attempt to retrieve almost $1.6 billion in damages from Apple for patent infringement after rejecting the argument that the breach was “willful”. The US
Foreign companies 'must carry out due diligence' before entering market Apple Inc has paid $60 million in a court-mediated settlement over a trademark case that sheds light on possible legal disputes
A customer browses through products inside an Apple store in Beijing. Photo: CFP A recent decision made by the Beijing Intellectual Property Office (BJIPO) on Apple's patent infringement case, which
SHANGHAI - (AP) -- Apple Inc. says claims by a Chinese electronics firm that it still owns the mainland China trademark for the iPad are misleading and unfair. Apple said in a statement Tuesday that
Swatch recently caused some commotion by trademarking the term "one more thing", a line regularly used by Apple founder Steve Jobs - and recently by Apple CEO Tim Cook when he revealed the Apple
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