Samsung will add cross-suits in Oz
Court stalls fondleslab release again
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In yesterday’s directions hearing in the Federal Court in Sydney, the only new detail to emerge in the Apple-versus-Samsung international lawyers’ progressive dinner is that Samsung will follow its international fightback strategy and file counter-suits against Apple.
Apple has refrained from adding anything to its few public statements about the court case, but apparently remains outraged that Samsung’s plastic rectangular touch-screen computer looks like Apple’s ditto.
The next hearings will take place late in September, reports The Australian. In the meantime, Samsung’s Galaxy 10.1 remains off-limits for Australian customers. Agreeing to the delay (did they have a choice?), Samsung has also said it will give Apple 48 hours’ notice if it decides to schedule a launch date.
Apple is to nominate the Australian patents it accuses Samsung of breaching by Friday, with more details to be filed next Monday.
Samsung said in a statement that it will challenge the validity of unspecified Apple patents – the 2001: A Space Odyssey defense – and will accuse Apple of infringing Samsung patents. ®
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COMMENTS
Come on Samsung!
Everyone in my office is barracking (non-Australians - cheering, rooting) for you! Show those cnuts what massive Asian conglomerates can do to litigious, anti-competitive, anti-consumer, control-freak pissant outfits like Apple, and stomp their fucking faces into the courtroom floor!
I for one...
welcome our monolith worshiping, fondle-slab wielding, some highly-overpaid (but not in the same galaxy as investment bankers), litigious overlords.
And the winner will be....
....as always, the legal fraternity.

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