Here is an in depth analysis with all the claims with photos. In order to really understand the case this link should really be read.
https://thisismynext.com/2011/04/19/apple-sues-samsung-analysis/Here is the conclusion at the end.
So that’s the rundown — the sixteen specific claims Apple’s making against Samsung, as well as what it’s asking the court to do. Taken as a group, it feels like a remarkably solid case — Samsung can’t just up and countersue Apple with its own patents and hope to walk away with a handshake and a cross-license because of the various trademark, trade dress, and design patent claims. How the company decides to deal with those issues remains to be seen; there’s no question in my mind that Samsung designed TouchWiz to look and feel as much like iOS as possible, and then marketed it as such. (More than one of my friends has come back from a Verizon store with a Fascinate having been told that it’s “basically the same as an iPhone.”)
In that context, Apple’s Android-specific patent claims almost seem like a foundation on which to build the case against TouchWiz, not the indirect swipe at Android itself that I’ve come to expect from these lawsuits. Depending on the strength of Samsung’s promised reply and countersuit, my guess is that Apple might be willing to eventually settle the patent claims but will push the trademark and trade dress claims as far as it can — if Apple loses those it’s open season on the iOS aesthetic. You can bet Steve Jobs and Tim Cook aren’t about to let that happen.
Compared to the almost standard patent-vs-patent rocket-docket-plus-ITC lawsuits we’ve been seeing across the industry, this case is definitely a novelty — and I am very, very curious to see how Samsung responds.
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