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Apple loses tablet copyright appeal against Samsung
Reuters
London, October 18, 2012
First Published: 16:07 IST(18/10/2012)
Last Updated: 12:24 IST(19/10/2012)
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A man looks at his Apple iPad in front an Apple logo outside an Apple store in downtown Shanghai. Credit: Reuters/Aly Song
Apple Inc lost its appeal over a ruling that its rival Samsung's Galaxy tablet did not copy the iPad in a British court on Thursday.

The world's two leading smartphone makers are fighting over patents, both for smartphones and for tablets, in courts around the world. The
Court of Appeal upheld its judgment that despite some similarities, Samsung did not infringe Apple's design, in part because its products were "not as cool" as the iPad.

The U.S. company was instructed to run ads saying the Korean company did not copy the iPad, both on its website and in selected newspapers.

Judge Kitchin said on Thursday that the notices must be in a font size no smaller than Ariel 14.


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