Samsung plonks universal search BACK into Galaxy S IIIs
Us, scared of Apple? Pah!
Samsung today conceded it was wrong to remove the universal search function from Galaxy S III phones in its latest software update - and has promised punters in the UK another firmware patch will restore the functionality.
“The most recent software upgrade for the Galaxy S III in the UK included the inadvertent removal of the universal search function," said the company in a statement.
"Samsung will provide the correct software upgrade within the next few days.”
Search returns... result!
Earlier this week, Samsung pushed an S III stability update that disabled the universal search function - the tool that allows users to search both the web and the device from a single search bar.
This was presumed to be a preemptive move amid the South Korean electronics giant's ongoing patent spat with Apple: it was thought Samsung wanted to prevent any attempt to ban sales of its handsets while court proceedings drag on, and on and on. ®
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Or how German cars look like French cars, or French cars look like American cars..
Get a grip! ... or is that to similar to holding on?
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Oh, and look at that! The table I can get from Ikea looks remarkably like the ones manufactured here in the UK! It has 4 legs and a flat surface on top of them!!
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Actually to be fair to the American cars they do look different.
Not in a good way, mind you.
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Round tables are TM King Arthur. The patent expired a while ago.
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So in the perfect world they would be walking everywhere barefoot as cars, carts, shoes etc are used elsewhere ?
And what was copied ? a box with 4 wheels ?
