The end of Samsung mobile(zdnet.com)
zdnet.com
The end of Samsung mobile
http://www.zdnet.com/is-samsung-about-to-sing-its-swan-song-7000003335/
3 comments
This has to be one of the worst articles I've read in a while.
I may understand something like this if it was for his own personal blog, not on zdnet.
It will still be a very bad analogy with a worse conclusion but at least in a "it's my opinion I say what I want" kind of way.
It will still be a very bad analogy with a worse conclusion but at least in a "it's my opinion I say what I want" kind of way.
Shallow, almost childish article. A waste of time.
"If I were Samsung's CEO or on its Board of Directors, I'd suggest dumping the mobile unit and focusing on consumer tech in televisions, home appliances and cameras and hope to God that no one sues us over those."
This is probably the dumbest opinion I've read so far on this lawsuit.
This is probably the dumbest opinion I've read so far on this lawsuit.
Hey it's zdnet... clue is not one of their strengths.
All I can say is that if judge Koh was reading this article, she'd probably ask him if he smokes crack, too. The idea that Samsung, the #1 phone company in the world right now would quit the phone market is so ridiculous it doesn't even deserve commenting on it.
Apple won in one pretty specific case - Galaxy S and its different variants. They couldn't ban Samsung's tablets, and it's highly unlikely they will get to ban Galaxy S3 or even Galaxy S2.
Plus, there's also a pretty high chance Samsung would win on appeal, if they can get Apple's patents invalidated with prior art.
Apple won in one pretty specific case - Galaxy S and its different variants. They couldn't ban Samsung's tablets, and it's highly unlikely they will get to ban Galaxy S3 or even Galaxy S2.
Plus, there's also a pretty high chance Samsung would win on appeal, if they can get Apple's patents invalidated with prior art.