As the pending case tally reaches almost two dozen, Samsung has decided to both go big, and go home once Apple's flagship iPhone 5 debuts. With its Galaxy Tab 10.1 officially banned in Germany, and the GalTab 7.7 pulled off shelves at IFA in Berlin, Samsung is the only participant in the battle with casualty products. And apparently, it's about time to strike back. According to an unnamed senior executive at Samsung, the firm plans to file suit against the iPhone 5 as soon as its released in Korea hoping to ban sales of the killer phone on its home turf.
lunedì 19 settembre 2011
Samsung Exec: We?re Coming After The iPhone 5 As Soon As It Lands In Korea
As the pending case tally reaches almost two dozen, Samsung has decided to both go big, and go home once Apple's flagship iPhone 5 debuts. With its Galaxy Tab 10.1 officially banned in Germany, and the GalTab 7.7 pulled off shelves at IFA in Berlin, Samsung is the only participant in the battle with casualty products. And apparently, it's about time to strike back. According to an unnamed senior executive at Samsung, the firm plans to file suit against the iPhone 5 as soon as its released in Korea hoping to ban sales of the killer phone on its home turf.
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