If you’ve been following the Apple vs. Samsung saga, that does not seem to have an end in sight, then you’d be aware of a rather interesting development that took place a few months back. The UK court ordered Apple to run advertisements/apology on its website and newspapers citing clearly that Samsung products do not infringe its products. This was the result of an infringement case that involved the Galaxy Tab lineup of Samsung tablets.
Apple chose not to appeal and went ahead with the decision. Their attempt at an online apology was a disaster, for which the UK court gave them a 48 hour deadline to rewrite it. Today the newspaper part of that apology is out. The picture above is from The Guardian on Friday. It’s the advertisement Apple was ordered to run. The advertisement provides readers with a link where they can read the full judgement, not that anyone will actually be typing that long URL.
Whether Apple has done a better job this time around still remains to be seen. It is still an advert full of cryptic looking numbers and figures that the general public will probably have no idea about. Let’s wait and see if the UK court agrees or not.