The South Korean Samsung Electronics said Friday 22 April, he filed suit against Apple. The California group was asked last week to open a case against Samsung, which it accuses of having "slavishly" copy the models of iPhone and iPad. Samsung said it had filed its complaint on Thursday at a Seoul court, arguing that the U.S.
manufacturer had infringed its patents. Other suits were filed in Tokyo and Mannheim (Germany), the company said in a statement. The patents involved include a reduction of energy consumption during data transmission or 3G technology to reduce errors during the transmission. "Samsung will actively respond to the lawsuit against [him] to protect its intellectual property and ensure its continued innovation and growth in the mobile sector," said Samsung.
"BEST ENEMIES" This escalation could jeopardize relations between the two companies, providing Samsung Group Cupertino, fleas and other LCDs. Apple was the second largest customer of Samsung in 2010, behind Sony, with about 6,200 billion won of sales (3.9 billion euros). The trial on the patent are common between the technology giants in the U.S., and Apple is currently in dispute with Finland's Nokia, the Taiwanese manufacturer HTC and Motorola handsets U.S., among others. 
manufacturer had infringed its patents. Other suits were filed in Tokyo and Mannheim (Germany), the company said in a statement. The patents involved include a reduction of energy consumption during data transmission or 3G technology to reduce errors during the transmission. "Samsung will actively respond to the lawsuit against [him] to protect its intellectual property and ensure its continued innovation and growth in the mobile sector," said Samsung.
"BEST ENEMIES" This escalation could jeopardize relations between the two companies, providing Samsung Group Cupertino, fleas and other LCDs. Apple was the second largest customer of Samsung in 2010, behind Sony, with about 6,200 billion won of sales (3.9 billion euros). The trial on the patent are common between the technology giants in the U.S., and Apple is currently in dispute with Finland's Nokia, the Taiwanese manufacturer HTC and Motorola handsets U.S., among others.
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