HTC and Samsung Fire Back at Apple
Jul 12, 2011, 9:54 AM by Eric M. Zeman
Both HTC and Samsung have separately responded to recent moves made by Apple. First, HTC has offered an official statement regarding Apple's new ITC complaint (filed Monday). HTC said, "HTC is dismayed that Apple has resorted to competition in the courts rather than the market place. HTC continues to vehemently deny all of Apple's past and present claims against it and will continue to protect and defend its own intellectual property as it has already done this year." Apple claims a number of HTC devices, including the Droid Incredible/Incredible 2, Wildfire, myTouch 3G, myTouch 3G Slide, G1, G2, EVO 4G, Aria, Desire, Hero, Merge, Inspire 4G, ThunderBolt, and the Flyer tablet, infringe on its patents. Second, Samsung has asked the court overseeing the Apple vs. Samsung case to disqualify Apple's outside legal counsel. Samsung says the law firm, Bridges & Mavrakakis, represented Samsung in a separate case earlier this year, and contends that the lawyers may have privileged and confidential information that may give Apple an edge in the current case between the two smartphone makers. The law firm involved claims that the "prior representation of Samsung was not substantially related to the current matter." Apple hasn't responded to Samsung's new claims.
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come on Apple!
-HTC, Samsung
Pretty sure Apple wouldn't care...
I mean we're talking about the same company that shipped a phone with software so half-baked it couldn't even last a day on a 4G Network that was its main selling point. So half-baked it rebooted more than my iPhone running a developer beta of iOS. Hell even their weather widget can't parse ZIP codes. I mean seriously, HTC even copied the OSX double gradient- do you honestly think a single user interface designer even works for them?
It doesn't get any sadder than HTC. Except for Samsung.
HTC at least puts minimal effort into adding some styling novelty to dif...
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BAD APPLE!!!
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