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Jul 07, 2012, 01.15 PM IST
In a move that would bring the South Korean giant some partial relief, albeit temporarily, a U.S. appeals court has lifted the ban on the sales of the ...
In a move that would bring the South Korean giant some partial relief, albeit temporarily, a U.S. appeals court has lifted the ban on the sales of the Samsung Electronics' Galaxy Nexus smartphones. The court, however has left the ban on Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablets as is. According to reports, the U.S. Court of Appeals, situated in the capital, Washington DC, decided to lift the sales ban on Samsung's Galaxy Nexus smartphones, which was put into effect by California-based U.S. District Court Judge, Lucy Koh. This temporary "stay" on the ban, according to reports will only continue till Apple puts forth its arguments, for which the court has given the Cupertino company time till July 12. |
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