Ban on Certain Samsung Products Appears Likely ITC Ruling

Ars Technica reports that "On Friday the ITC filed a redacted version of a remedy suggested by ITC Administrative Law Judge Thomas Pender, in which he recommended a ban be enforced against Samsung products that were found to infringe upon four Apple patents. The judge also recommended that Samsung post a bond for 88 percent of the value of its infringing mobile phones, as well as 32.5 percent of the value of infringing media players, and 37.6 percent of the value of infringing tablets." That sounds like a clear loss for Samsung, but the judge "also approved several workarounds suggested by Samsung that might permit the company to continue selling the implicated products (which include the Transform, Acclaim, Indulge and Intercept smartphones, according to Computerworld). These workarounds would sidestep infringing on Apple's four patents—which include one design patent and three technology patents." Ruling and remedy have yet to be approved by the panel whose word would make them final.

Re:Sweet!

[Anonymous Coward]

No, no, no, it would be

• iEating - while iLiving in a iCave
• iSleeping - while iLiving in a iCave
• iPainting on the iWalls - while iLiving in a iCave

which are obviously and clearly innovative. All the one you cited have prior art.

Re:Sweet!

[AmiMoJo]

Just burn the building down. It would be like the opposite of the burning of the Library of Alexandria.