QUOTE(ramz @ Aug 28 2012, 12:32 PM)
ok 3gs then. 3gs lagi don't look like galaxy s. repeat my 7 step procedure using 3gs. if u get it wrong then please report it here and i see if i can refer u to a good doctor.
anyway, i not am not here to digress. my point again:
can phones that comply with apple "rectangle with round edges" patent can still be comfortable to hold and practical to use? an analogy i can give is if you patent "car with 4 wheels", then a car with 5 wheels and 3 wheels just won't sell. its just not practical! it is how the "rectangle with round edges" patent was formed. i know its more than the title, but the details enforces more my point that apple just patented a basic practical smartphone design which makes it anti competitive. and brings to my point that patents like this kind are SILLY
just to add, in case u say "the exact objective of PATENTS is to be anti competitive. just live with it". then i must say it should not be that way. is not a principal centred objective. give u another anology. honesty is a principal. no matter what u say or do, dishonesty is just wrong. u can't change that. same goes with "pro-competition". no matter what u say or do, "anti-competition" is just wrong.
Oh yes, the world in pattern is "anti-competitive" as what u mentioned.
I wonder how Sony, HTC and Nokia Lumia can survive with it, even though they are rectangle and rounded corner.
I wonder how Toyota, Honda, Mitsubishi can live with it.
I wonder how future developer, engineer, inventor, designer, architect and scientist can struggling surviving with it
I wonder how they survive when they create the idea but anybody else is free to copy it.
bro. there is nobody should go to the doctor. 3GS is exactly like Galaxy Ace, 99.99%. Galaxy S is more or like 3GS, just slightly bigger.
if u still defending the pattern is on rectangle and round edges,
then go ahead.
there is nothing in the world that shape can be patented. only design can be patent. if u misunderstand it,
then go ahead. stick with your understanting even if its wrong.
if u still think others are silly and idiot,
then go ahead.
if u still think these case is resulting to "anti-competitive", again,
go ahead.
if its really anti-competitive, u WONT BE ABLE TO see galaxy S3 and galaxy nexus as it is now.
its already claimed in all around the world that Samsung is not innovative enough during that time. but if u still want defend their design,
then go ahead!i got no reason to deny your statement. its a world of free to talk.
maybe i m not "full of knowledge" to compete with "brilliant" guy like u.
maybe u should talk to Mr. John from Wall Street Journal, perhaps, to debate with your point? see if he also need to go to see doctor?
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John Paczkowski of WSJ’s AllThingsD blog reports some notable examples that Apple has gathered from Samsung’s documents:
• In February 2010, Google told Samsung that Samsung’s “P1” and “P3” tablets (Galaxy Tab and Galaxy Tab 10.1) were “too similar” to the iPad and demanded “distinguishable design vis-à-vis the iPad for the P3.”
• In 2011, Samsung’s own Product Design Group noted that it is “regrettable” that the Galaxy S “looks similar” to older iPhone models.
• As part of a formal, Samsung-sponsored evaluation, famous designers warned Samsung that the Galaxy S “looked like it copied the iPhone too much,” and that “innovation is needed.” The designers explained that the appearance of the Galaxy S “[c] losely resembles the iPhone shape so as to have no distinguishable elements,” and “[a]ll you have to do is cover up the Samsung logo and it’s difficult to find anything different from the iPhone.”
u r free to love samsung, and hate apple. me as a sony lover, still dont care what is it about apple and samsung, but at least understand it with open mind that patent and copyright is to protect ideas! not because of fanboy.
This post has been edited by suadrif: Aug 28 2012, 01:51 PM