2. Series of ongoing lawsuits between Apple / Samsung
Regarding design of smartphones / tablet computers
Spring 2011, Apple began patent infringement suits
against Samsung
By October 2011, Apple / Samsung in 20+ ongoing
cases, 10 countries
By July 2012, companies still embroiled in 50+ worldwide
lawsuits
Billions of dollars in damages claimed between them
3. Seoul – June 2011, Samsung files lawsuit
Central District Court Ruling, August 2012
Court delivers split decision –
Cited 5 patent infringements by Apple
Apple infringed 2 Samsung tech patents
Samsung violated 1 Apple patent
4. Tokyo – Samsung cited 2 infringements
Claimed iPhone / iPad infringed patents
Apple filed separate patent suits
Court ruling – in favour of Samsun
No violation of Apple patents
Also awarded Samsung’s legal costs be
reimbursed
5. Düsseldorf – Court ruling, August 2011
Samsung's products infringed 2 Apple
interface patents
September 9, 2011, court ruling –
Favor of Apple - Samsung infringed patents
Sales ban on Samsung Galaxy Tablet
6. Washington – August 24, 2012 verdict largely favoured
Apple
Samsung willfully infringed Apple's design / utility patents
Apple awarded $1.049 billion in damages
Samsung awarded nothing in counter suit
Apple filed request to stop all sales of Samsung products
cited in violation of U.S. patents
Case to be heard on December 6, 2012
7. • Overview – iPhone market share domination
• Popular Brand Chart
• RIM stock
• Apple focus – on business consumer
• iPhone stock
• Rim losing customers
8. CoolBrands: Top 20 “Cool Brands”
Rank 2012 2011
1 Apple Aston Martin
2 YouTube Apple
3 Aston Martin Harley-Davidson
4 Twitter Rolex
5 Google Bang & Olufsen
6 BBC iPlayer BlackBerry
7 Glastonbury Google
8 Virgin Atlantic Ferrari
9 Bang & Olufsen Nike
10 Liberty YouTube
11 Sony Alexander McQueen
12 Bose Dom Perignon
13 Haagen-Dazs PlayStation
14 Selfridges Ray-Ban
15 Ben & Jerry's Chanel
16 Mercedes-Benz Nintendo
17 Vogue Vivienne Westwood
18 Skype Agent Provocateur
19 Nike Tate Modern
20 Nikon Maserati
9. RIM stock now approximately $7.72/share
Competition – increased number of players in market
Innovation – new ideas help boost sale and entice consumers
10. Apple’s I-phone appeals to business users
Features
Security
Similarity
11. Apple stock rises 2.4% after iPhone5 unveiled
Apple represents 2/3 U.S. stock indexes
Entire Nasdaq – up 1.4%
Entire S&P 500 – up 1%
Apple stock – approximately $681/share
12. RIM – services mostly business consumer
At expense of commercial consumers
Canada – iPhone more popular than
Blackberry
RIM – loses 21% of customers
Posts $125 million net loss last quarter
Apple – picks up dropped Blackberry
consumers
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