Apple Trolling Samsung

On the smartphone side of things, the following is a list of some of the alternative design options Apple felt Samsung should have looked into further:

Front surface that isn't black.
Overall shape that isn't rectangular, or doesn't have rounded corners.
Display screens that aren't centered on the front face and have substantial lateral borders.
Non-horizontal speaker slots.
Front surfaces with substantial adornment.
No front bezel at all.

As for tablets, Apple identified a similar list of alternative designs available to Samsung:

Overall shape that isn't rectangular, or doesn't have rounded corners.
Thick frames rather than a thin rim around the front surface.
Front surface that isn't entirely flat.
Profiles that aren't thin.
Cluttered appearance.

punkfusion1992 wrote:lol Apple thinks they invented everything
comes from Steve Jobs being a complete and utter ass
no class whatsoever

he thinks that everyone has copied him, when he himself just takes other people's work and makes it marketable to the public(i.e. overhypes it with a little bit of good design)

even the iPad, he used Microsoft's tablet(yes it was a piece of shit) and streamlined it

the only thing i give him credit for is iTunes, but then again, an idea of napster

imalegend wrote:

punkfusion1992 wrote:lol Apple thinks they invented everything
comes from Steve Jobs being a complete and utter ass
no class whatsoever

he thinks that everyone has copied him, when he himself just takes other people's work and makes it marketable to the public(i.e. overhypes it with a little bit of good design)

even the iPad, he used Microsoft's tablet(yes it was a piece of shit) and streamlined it

the only thing i give him credit for is iTunes, but then again, an idea of napster

"Good Artists Borrow, Great Artists Steal"

BarrileteCosmico wrote:

Trololololol

imalegend wrote:

beatrixasdfghjk. wrote:

imalegend wrote:

Hey, he did steal stuff from Android as well .

Before starting to sell the iPad in China last year Apple attempted to trademark the name in the country, but that request was rejected since it was already owned by Shenzhen-based Proview Technology. Apple reached an agreement with the Taiwanese arm of the company for global rights to the moniker, but the Chinese unit, which owns the trademark in that particular country, wasn't so willing to hand over the deed. Apple sued, but the Shenzhen Intermediate People's Court rejected Cupertino's claim to ownership earlier this week and now the iPad manufacturer finds itself on the wrong side of a battle over intellectual property rights. Proview Technology has targeted resellers in Shenzhen and Huizhou, demanding an immediate halt to the selling of the iOS tablet. If successful the company plans to expand its quest for an iPad ban to the rest of China. Obviously, Apple can (and likely will) appeal the decision, but we're interested to see how this one shapes up.

ragbirjosh wrote:LOL @ people trolling Jobs.......all his products ar 10 years ahead of hs competitors other than the stolen ones.

BTW I suppose Shakespeare was a hack seeing that he basically stole everything he ever wrote

One being banned In China...that's disastrous.......and lolworthy.