[NewsPoster]

Still reeling from its major court defeat against Apple in the US and a string of legal losses in other countries (punctuated by the occasional -- but minor -- victory), Samsung has now added the iPhone 5 to its new lawsuit against Apple, this time claiming that all LTE-equipped mobile devices Apple makes are in violation of eight patents the Korean "fast follower" device maker holds. The lawsuit is widely seen as weak, since at least some of Samsung's LTE patents would likely be declared "standards-essential" and subject to FRAND regulations.

[Eldernorm]

Samsung is looking for the right to lie, cheat, and steal and it will lie, cheat, and steal to get it. LOL

Samsung is still stuck in the old asian way of stealing designs and trying to make cheaper rip off copies. Apple is the one to finally try to get them to do some of their own work. Funny enough, Apple did offer them a license about two years ago but they did not want to pay for the designs that they steal.

Sad, so sad. And they actually have the talent to do their own designs but not the guts to do it.

Just a thought.
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