For the past two years, Apple and Samsung have been brawling in a bout that has captured the world’s imagination. As the two companies have fought to dominate the global smartphone and tablet markets, the stakes of winning in patent cases and pushing back the opponent have become increasingly high. The tech rivals have jabbed and hooked each other for 10 rounds—rumbling in 10 jurisdictions, from the US to South Korea, the UK to Japan.
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5 June 2013 The International Trade Commission slapped a US import ban on five Apple products on Tuesday, after ruling that the company infringed one of rival Samsung’s patents.
5 August 2013 The US government has rejected a ruling by the International Trade Commission which said Apple had infringed a patent belonging to rival Samsung and has overturned a ban on sales.
19 November 2013 Apple will return to court with fresh hope of winning a permanent US injunction against Samsung smartphones and tablets following an appeals ruling on Monday.