The Cupertino company sued South Korea in April to consider the Galaxy series, which currently encompasses 'tablets', media players and mobile design features a 'hardware' and 'software' that copies its different iGadgets.
This discomfort and the consequent demand ensured that, recently, Australia and the European Union, except Holland, paralyze the distribution of 'tablet' Samsung Galaxy 10.1. The reason is that South Korea would be violating Apple's patents on the iPhone.
Although the apple company has not commented on the latest court order in Europe, issued by a German judge, yes he has insisted through a spokesman that the rival company's products plagiarizing his designs, insisting also on the iPhone.
"It is no coincidence that the latest Apple products closely resemble the iPhone and iPad, from the shape of 'hardware', the user interface, through packaging," stressed the spokesman for the Cupertino in a statement picked up by Portaltic.
In this sense, the company spokesman has opined that "this kind of shameless copy is evil" and insisted that they need "to protect Apple's intellectual property when other companies try to steal" their ideas.
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