Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 in front of Apple's iPad.
(Credit: James Martin/CNET)
The court trial between Apple and Samsung may have wrapped up last week, but the spat just keeps on rolling.
The latest: a new court filing from Samsung, attempting once again to get the U.S. preliminary injunction against its Galaxy Tab 10.1 dissolved ahead of next month's post-trial injunctions-related hearing.
You might remember that tablet was given a preliminary sales ban in June, with stipulation that it could be reversed if Samsung was cleared of infringing Apple's D'889 tablet design patent. That's just what happened in the jury verdict that was delivered at the end of last week.
Samsung's 4G-enabled Galaxy Tab 10.1, on Apple's spillover hit list for sales bans.
(Credit: Apple)
But in a filing yesterday, Apple effectively doubled down, saying that its sister product -- the 4G LTE version of the tablet -- ... [Read more]
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