German courts

Sina Science and technology news Beijing time, August 12 afternoon, Samsung will attend a German court hearing on August 25 and try to overturn the court's initial ban on the Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet computer. Earlier this week, the court of Dusseldorf, Germany, at Apple's request, temporarily banned Apple from selling Galaxy Tab 10.1 in all EU countries except the Netherlands.　　In the case, Apple accused Samsung Galaxy mobile phones and tablets of "copying" the iphone and ipad.　　After the August 25 hearing, the German court will decide in a few weeks. In addition, Apple has sued Samsung in the US and Australia.　　But Samsung also filed a counterclaim against Apple.　　Apple has also applied for a ban on Samsung products in a court in The Hague, where Samsung has violated its patents and copied its designs, in the hope of banning it from selling its products in the country. Eager Brinkman, the Dutch judge Ige Brind, said in Thursday that he would make a ruling on September 15. He also said that if the ban on Samsung products, the specific effective date will be 4 weeks later, that is, October 13. (Ding Macro)