There is decorum that one should not insult and ridicule those who are dead. This decorum is at least followed in the case of those people who did not make news for wrong reasons. However, some people seeking cheap publicity stoop to any level and ridicule anyone to secure their fifteen-seconds of fame.
Samsung maybe happy, thinking about having the last laugh in Germany. However, this has not stopped Apple from launching an all-out assault in Australia, where its ongoing patent battle against Samsung is still going strong.
The more Samsung is losing against Apple in courts, more its frustration is building up.
And Samsung is taking out that frustration against Apple by poking fun at Apple products and Apple fanboys on its online portals and TV advertisements.
After a series of victories in German courts, now Apple has suffered a setback.
Apple has lost a request for a preliminary injunction in Germany against Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1N and the Galaxy Nexus smartphone on Wednesday, 1 February 2012.
Attendance at this year’s Macworld | iWorld event was approximately the same as last year’s Macworld Expo. According to IDG World Expo, Macworld | iWorld event 2012 was attended by about 25,000 people.
It seems that the court cases and legal battles in Europe involving Samsung would not end in near future. European Union (EU) today formally launched an investigation into the the competitive practices of Samsung.
