Samsung: Copying accusation is "offensive," company wants to "simply compete"

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Samsung: Copying accusation is "offensive," company wants to "simply compete"

Apple lawyers want jurors to visually determine how “offensive” copying allegations are. Apple v. Samsung court exhibit SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA—The third day of testimony in the blockbuster Apple v. Samsung patent trial is underway, and Samsung strategy officer Justin Denison faced some uncomfortable questions this morning. Denison took the stand and fielded questions from an Apple lawyer about an internal e-mail discussing a “crisis in design” at Samsung. In the long e-mail, a Samsung designer, sometimes waxing poetic, described how he felt his company was behind the iPhone when it came to user interface (UX) features.

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