US courts overturn Samsung Galaxy Nexus ban

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; The US Court of Appeal today overturned a previous ban on Samsung Galaxy Nexus equipment and allowed the device to continue to be marketed, "Science and technology News" said October 12. Apple, which had successfully sued Samsung in June and banned the Galaxy Nexus, was the judge of Lucy Koh in California. But the United States appeals court in Thursday again ruled that the California district Court "abuse of discretion" led to the sale of Galaxy Nexus equipment ban.

"The district Court noted that many consumers who bought the iphone 4S were very pleased with Siri because their search results were more authoritative and extensive." "The appeal court said so in a verdict," although the overall performance of the search on Samsung devices has also been improved, it does not mean that consumers are buying galaxy Nexus equipment either because of this promotion or because they have an adverse effect on consumers. ”
The court found that the number of Galaxy Nexus would not have any effect on Apple, because the court found that there was not enough evidence that "the alleged infringement of Samsung caused harm to Apple". Therefore, the Court of Appeal ruled that the local Court "related to the irreparable damage caused by Apple to the Galaxy Nexus ban" is "abuse of discretion."

In Judge Koh's first trial, she cited the US Patent No. 8,086,604, a technology that Apple launched in February to counter Google and Samsung, mainly about Siri's voice commands and the unification of search capabilities. "Apple has made it clear that Samsung's device has had a long-term negative impact on Apple's market share, and its sales have declined," said official Koh. ”

Galaxy Nexus is Google's own-brand Android device, a model developed in collaboration with Samsung. Because of its unique status, Android's newest system was first released on the device. But since it has been released for a long time, it has been replaced by other Android flagship models, such as Samsung's Galaxy S III.