Patent wars: Apple wins on the Japanese front, the Tokyo court refused to satisfy Samsung's lawsuit

The American Corporation Apple won the trial in the Tokyo District Court from Samsung Electronics on a claim for violation of patent legislation, ITAR-TASS reports.

Samsung accused the California company of creating an iPhone and iPad tablets, which allegedly violated a number of patents in the field of data transfer and wireless technologies belonging to the South Korean giant.
He demanded from the court to make a ban on the sale of Apple products in Japan, but the metropolitan district made a decision in favor of an American company.

The South Korean giant remained dissatisfied with the decision and promised to "take the necessary measures to further protect his intellectual property." Other details of the verdict of the Tokyo court are still unknown.

Recall that the patent war between the two world leaders in the production of mobile devices has been waged for almost two years on all continents. Companies filed against each other about 150 claims to the courts of different countries. The conflict was unleashed by an American company, accusing the South Korean competitor of the “servile” of copying technology and design of the iPhone smartphone and the iPad tablet. Samsung responded with claims that convict Apple in the illegal use of a number of important technologies for wirelessly.

In August 2012, the court ordered Samsung to pay Apple compensation in the amount of $ 1.05 billion. The South Korean company appealed. After this important victory, Apple managed to tolerate several defeats in the courts of different countries that made decisions not in favor of the iPhone manufacturer.