Samsung Vs Apple Case in South Korea comes to End: Both Parties have losts


The Apple Vs Samsung patent fight is still ongoing in the US, but in south Korea it has come to an end, but neither one of the companies were winner. A court in Seoul found that Samsung violated some of Apple’s patents, and that Apple violated some of Samsung’s patents. so both parties have to get to pay each other.

Samsung Vs Apple Case in South Korea comes to End: Both Parties have losts

First of all Samsung must pay $25 million to Apple and Apple has to repay $20 million right back. Samsung’s best devices like the Galaxy Nexus, Galaxy SII and the Tab 10.1 are banned,  Apple has to give up the iPhone 4 and iPad 2 but get to keep the 4S and new iPad.so it was the final decision made in South Korean court but we might see a ruling alike this one in US soil.


[ source : WSJ ]

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