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Aussie judge calls Apple a monopoly in Samsung Galaxy Tab case

25 November 2011 by Michael Crider Discuss (0)

Australia is a beachhead for Apple’s worldwide crusade against Android in general, and the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 in particular. Apple’s lawyers scored a major victory earlier this year when a sales ban injunction was granted, essentially making Samsung’s tablet illegal to sell in the entire country. Naturally Samsung appealed the case, and at least …

Extended cut of Samsung’s iPhone-baiting ad to run during the holidays

23 November 2011 by Michael Crider Discuss (3)

Have you checked out Samsung’s new Galaxy S II commercial, calling out Apple fanboys and girls as the mindless hipsters you know them to be? If you haven’t, do so now – it’s a pretty awesome bit of not-so-subtle marketing. Androinica spotted a full 1.5 minute cut of the ad on Samsung’s YouTube channel, with …

Samsung shows off how great their Galaxy S II line really is

22 November 2011 by Sam Koutroulakis Discuss (9)

Right before our near future of shopping madness, you can bet we’ll be seeing some great new commercials. Samsung just dropped one showing off how waiting for the “right” phone to get here just doesn’t make sense when the Galaxy S II is already here. It’s quite comical, but even more amusing is the fact …

Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1N Apple-dodging slate gets caught on video

18 November 2011 by Cory Gunther Discuss (2)

If you haven’t been following along, over in Germany the Galaxy Tab 10.1 has been banned thanks to Apple’s team of lawyers claiming it is a direct copy of the iPad and after plenty of litigation it was banned across Europe. Earlier this week we saw details of a Tab 10.1N with a very slight …

Galaxy Tab 10.1N released in Germany, Samsung says “saugen sie es” to Apple

16 November 2011 by Michael Crider Discuss (0)

After winning an injunction against Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Germany over some extremely vague design patents, Apple was sitting high on the hog, keeping the South Korean company from selling tablets in the country. Months later Samsung has responded with the Galaxy Tab 10.1N, a redesigned model that presumably skirts Apple’s complaints to become …

Apple beats Australian retailers into submission over Galaxy Tab sales

14 November 2011 by Michael Crider Discuss (0)

A while back we told you about independent Australian retailers refusing to honor the ruling from Apple’s civil case against Samsung. A small number of independent shops and websites skirted the sales ban on the Galaxy Tab 10.1 by importing them directly from China without buying them from Samsung first. Well it looks like Apple’s …

Consumer Reports: iPhone 4S is OK, but can’t beat Android

09 November 2011 by Michael Crider Discuss (2)

Apple earned itself a black eye during the antenna debacle after the iPhone 4′s launch, leading the highly respected Consumer Reports to recommend against purchasing the ubiquitous smartphone. (They didn’t think they were holding it wrong.) Apple’s solved its reception issues for the most part, and Consumer Reports has responded in kind, recommending the iPhone …

Schmidt commits to “open Android”, says iPhone started late

08 November 2011 by Michael Crider Discuss (0)

In a visit to South Korea, Reuters reports that Google boss Eric Schmidt wanted to reassure the native home of Samsung that the company’s upcoming acquisition of Motorola wouldn’t impact its relationship with other Android manufacturers. “The Motorola deal will close and we will run it sufficiently and independently,” he said,”it will not violate the …

Apple CEO dismisses Kindle Fire as “more Android fragmentation”

03 November 2011 by Michael Crider Discuss (3)

Never let ‘em see you sweat, huh Apple? In a recent interview with Apple CEO Tim Cook, a question was posed about the disruptive power of the Kindle Fire, which many see as the first tablet to pose a threat to the iPad due to its $199 price. Cook responded that the Fire simply represents …

Apple loses tablet patent lawsuit in Spain

02 November 2011 by Michael Crider Discuss (9)

La vaca santa! After winning injunctions against Samsung and its Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Germany and Australia, not to mention other various lawsuits around the world, a tiny Android tablet maker from Spain has successfully defended itself in a criminal patent suit. NK-T, makers of cheap Android tablets for their regional market, found themselves labelled …

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