Samsung lawyer announced the victory of the patent war

According to foreign media reports, Samsung's chief lawyer John Quinn outspokenly announced the victory of the patent war, and said the iPhone maker from the recent verdict a dime can not get. He also predicted that Apple will soon end its patent infringement litigation, because it has not been able to change the market demand for Android smartphones through litigation.

"So far, I think Apple has not really given up hope to some extent weakened Android, but this must be the last straw, they must understand that the growth of Android can not be suppressed by litigation."

"They've spent millions of dollars, but they have not done much, and I'm pretty sure they're looking to the next level, and I'm more convinced that Apple's war on Android smartphones is out of the question."

The latest ruling on Friday ruled that both companies had infringed on them. Samsung was found to infringe on three of Apple's five patents and was ordered to pay 119.6 million U.S. dollars in damages, less than 6% of what Apple wanted for 2.2 billion U.S. dollars. In the meantime, Apple was found infringing on a Samsung patent and ordered to pay its South Korean rival $ 158,400.

Apple declined to comment. However, Apple said in a statement that the ruling "shows that courts all over the world have discovered that Samsung deliberately stole our ideas and copied our products." "We are trying our best to defend our hard-working employees who Wholeheartedly designed the iPhone and provided to our customers. "

The verdict of the recent verdict was mixed, though it was lower than before in the patent infringement case, when Apple Corp credited about $ 930 million. Some legal experts said that this is a triumph for Samsung. Penalties are far below Apple's requirements. In addition, Apple was found infringing a Samsung patent, this is the first time.

John Quinn said, "We made it as a victory, Apple's jihad for Android has been for many years, they have not been any real effect."

And this time Samsung is not prepared to pay obediently. It intends to continue the appeal and anticipates that the $ 119.6 million in compensation will not come to pass. Samsung also plans to appeal the previous $ 930 million in damages. Despite Samsung's overwhelming defeat in the first instance, Quinn argues that "even if this result is not completely subversive, it will substantially reduce reparation." (Bingham)