Apple Sues Galaxy Note 10.1 and Jelly Bean

Apple sues Samsung again will the product tablet Galaxy Note 10.1 for violating Apple's patents.
Not only Samsung, Apple is now indirectly also attacked the plans to sue Google operating system known as Android 4.1 or Android Jelly Bean.

Judge Paul S Grewal Apple heard arguments in Federal Court San Jose, California, United States, Wednesday (11/07/2012). Keep in mind, Apple filed a lawsuit this time is the new lawsuit, in which the plan of the new session, held in 2014.

This is the first step to sue Apple directly Android operating system. Because, operating system tablet Galaxy Note 10.1 use Android Jelly Bean.

Apple has sued Samsung almost all excellent products, such as the Galaxy S III, Galaxy Nexus, Galaxy Tab, and Galaxy Note. Meanwhile, Samsung also sued the iPhone 5 in October; the allegedly infringing patents 4G LTE wireless networks.
In August, after a month-long trial, the jury of the Federal Court of San Jose claimed Samsung violated 6 of 7 patents Apple Smartphone.

South Korean companies are also required to pay a fine of U.S. $ 1.051 billion (approximately USD 9 billion). However, the jury did not state that the tablet Galaxy Tab violate Apple patents.

The decision of the jury is not "knock the hammer" by Judge Lucy Koh, who presided at the trial. The case is going to proceed in December 2012. Reportedly, Apple will try to permanently block Samsung products that have been otherwise violated patents.

Besides the U.S., the legal dispute between Apple and Samsung is also taking place in the UK, Germany, Netherlands, Australia, and South Korea.

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