Apple has succeeded in getting a 132 page Samsung document detailing how the Galaxy smartphone could be improved by being more like the iPhone admitted into evidence, reports AllThingsD.
The 2010 report, translated from Korean, goes feature by feature, evaluating how Samsung's phone stacks up against the iPhone.
Authored by Samsung's product engineering team, the document evaluates everything from the home screen to the browser to the built in apps on both devices. In each case, it comes up with a recommendation on what Samsung should do going forward and in most cases its answer is simple: Make it work more like the iPhone.
The Apple vs. Samsung trial has been progressing for several days now and has offered up numerous tidbits of information that would normally have been kept confidential. For example:
● Breakdown of Damages Apple is Seeking Per Samsung Product
● Steve Jobs Was 'Very Receptive' to Possibility of iPad Mini by January 2011
● Phil Schiller Describes His Reaction to Seeing the Galaxy Smartphone and Tablet
● Steve Jobs to Samsung on Inertia Scrolling: Don't Copy It. Don't Steal It.
Take a look at a couple translated slides from the document below...
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The 2010 report, translated from Korean, goes feature by feature, evaluating how Samsung's phone stacks up against the iPhone.
Authored by Samsung's product engineering team, the document evaluates everything from the home screen to the browser to the built in apps on both devices. In each case, it comes up with a recommendation on what Samsung should do going forward and in most cases its answer is simple: Make it work more like the iPhone.
The Apple vs. Samsung trial has been progressing for several days now and has offered up numerous tidbits of information that would normally have been kept confidential. For example:
● Breakdown of Damages Apple is Seeking Per Samsung Product
● Steve Jobs Was 'Very Receptive' to Possibility of iPad Mini by January 2011
● Phil Schiller Describes His Reaction to Seeing the Galaxy Smartphone and Tablet
● Steve Jobs to Samsung on Inertia Scrolling: Don't Copy It. Don't Steal It.
Take a look at a couple translated slides from the document below...
Read More