Samsung to Apple: We’re Not Copying, We Are Competing

Posted on Friday, 8 July 2011 by admin

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After that Samsung has withdrawn its allegation of patent infringement by Apple, the set of processes to streamline went – despite Apple’s recent offensive in Korea. As mentioned above, Samsung has withdrawn the charges to bring in the main process, and commented: “Samsung’s defenders admit that they have ceased to compete with Apple, despite Apple’s efforts to avoid such competition.” The company said that, despite Apple stating that the behavior of both Samsung “copier”, in reality, all part of the lawful competition.

Just because Samsung wants to show itself as a company active and non-parasitic innovation of others, declares: “Only between 2005 and 2010, Samsung has invested more than $ 35 billion in research and development. More than a quarter of all employees of Samsung – over 50100 engineers in total, including about 8700 in telecommunications – is involved giornalmentein cutting-edge research and development projects. “What I mean is that Samsung wants to make this hard work has paid its results, adding that “during the second half of 2010, Samsung sold more Android devices in the world than any other company.”

Impressive numbers, to confront a question: a reality as Samsung, which alone makes up 10% of the GDP of an entire country can be accused of being a mere copier? Or you can say that it equates to Apple in design? I remember the exit 4 of the iPhone that many compared the Apple phone HTC HD2, rather than the Nokia N81. Personally, I find that it has a design very similar to my Palm Centro – certainly the front, since it dates back to 2007. In the technology industry is inevitable to take certain elements developed by others and make them their own: in this case we speak of “rounded icons”, “smooth edges” and other aesthetic details which, however, not prevent distinguish perfectly between Samsung and those Apple.