In the same vein, I think it's irrelevant even if affects the Tab 2 10.1. In terms of sales, none of the Tabs are significant to Samsung, relative to phone sales. I know someone can quote great sales numbers, but those…
That's clever and might work. Of course, I'm no expert on German patent law (nor on US, either, but I'm betting few to none on HN are), but perhaps there's a different standard? I'm wondering if the large encompassing…
Reading the actual injunction suggests that if it looks like the original Galaxy Tab 10.1, it's included in the injunction: "Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., Samsung Electronics America, Inc., and Samsung…
Can anyone direct me to the new URL for Hacker News? I missed the announcement where this site was converted to Hacker Ads.
Operating a device app store with all the bandwidth and infrastructure that's involved is an entirely different creature than adding features to an API.
Google charges the same 30%: http://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/bin/a... However, this isn't an apt comparison to what Adobe's doing. Apple, Google, Amazon, etc provide the infrastructure, hosting,…
In the same vein, I think it's irrelevant even if affects the Tab 2 10.1. In terms of sales, none of the Tabs are significant to Samsung, relative to phone sales. I know someone can quote great sales numbers, but those…
That's clever and might work. Of course, I'm no expert on German patent law (nor on US, either, but I'm betting few to none on HN are), but perhaps there's a different standard? I'm wondering if the large encompassing…
Reading the actual injunction suggests that if it looks like the original Galaxy Tab 10.1, it's included in the injunction: "Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., Samsung Electronics America, Inc., and Samsung…
Can anyone direct me to the new URL for Hacker News? I missed the announcement where this site was converted to Hacker Ads.
Operating a device app store with all the bandwidth and infrastructure that's involved is an entirely different creature than adding features to an API.
Google charges the same 30%: http://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/bin/a... However, this isn't an apt comparison to what Adobe's doing. Apple, Google, Amazon, etc provide the infrastructure, hosting,…