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| Authored by: Anonymous on Saturday, September 01 2012 @ 10:16 PM EDT |
Googling with the string Apple "letters to multiple carriers and
downstream customers" Finds two hits.
12-1506_Documents__1_.pdf
macrumors.com
thread
The Mac Rumors one talks of Samsung also reveals quite
a few other aggressive and anti-competitive moves Apple pulled with that
injunction:
Further, Apple has sent letters to multiple carriers and
downstream customers insisting that they are obliged by the preliminary
injunction to “immediately remov[e] for sale the Galaxy Tab 10.1 from all
physical and online venues under your direction or control” and further asserted
that the injunction required them to "ceas[e] immediately" selling or offering
to sell "the Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet computer and any product that is no more
than colorably different from it and embodies the '889 patent's design.” [...]
That claim by Apple was and remains utterly false.
Basically, they
went over the terms of the injunction preventing Samsung from selling the tab
and asked carriers and downstream retailers to also stop selling existing stock,
something that wasn't covered by the court granted injunction. [ Reply to This | Parent | # ]
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