The patent dispute between Samsung and Apple is not new theme. For over a year these companies trade blows over alleged patent violations, but now try to negotiate out of court. Amid this environment, the Koreans showed Galaxy S III, which was surprised by a major design change in relation to its predecessor.
As mentioned during the event in London on smartphone more like the Nexus Galaxy Galaxy S II. At the time there were rumors that the new Samsung phone had been “designed by lawyers” to avoid confrontations with the apple, but that information was denied by Chang Dong-hoon , vice president of design the Asian firm.
The executive said that the appearance of Galaxy S III was not modified to avoid a possible lawsuit from Apple, but it was a move already planned. “Our changes to the design of smart phones are part of a 5-year plan, there are last minute changes” , told reporters during the 2012 Seoul Digital Forum.
In addition the manager said that Samsung emerged as a leader in the market design and shattered any other assumption. From the public seem to have assimilated very well the aesthetics of the smartphone as reserves have exceeded 9 million units.
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What is included in the phrase “great experience” differs greatly depending on the tastes of each person, but certain situations it is best not categorize them that way because they can cause anger massive . A clear example of this I gave Tim Schaaff, president of Sony Entertainment Network.
The executive said the hacking of PlayStation Network (which led to the theft of data on almost 80 million user accounts) was “great experience” for the company because it allowed them to go
and grow in adversity . I am sure that the statements were not with malicious intent … but should have chosen his words better.
Shaaff The exact words were: “I think for people who run businesses on the web is not just to improve their security, because I never spoke with an expert who said, ‘Follow these three steps will be fine because the hacker can not attack. ” The question is how you build your life to be able to cope with these things. It was a great experience “.
If you read in context, we realize that was not said with malice (at least I think so), but it is understandable affected users have taken it wrong. Players using PlayStation Network endured the theft, the lack of answers and “reset” your bank details not to suffer more disasters. Particularly not rule out that the executives have felt that the experience lit life, but it would be good to keep these comments his inner circle and not for interviews. For the position you are have to realize that the reaction of those affected would be the best.
Steve Wozniak’s name is emblazoned in the history of Apple , as it was one of the founding members of the company, and with Steve Jobs was in charge of creating the historic Apple I and Apple II computers paved the way for the signing of the block is transformed into what is now .
While “Woz” left the company in 1987 Cupertino is one of the most respected computer geniuses in the world , and has become a source of inspiration for fans of Apple. But the important thing is that recently declared that would be interested in returning to work in the corporation .
id=”more-14639″> Wozniak gives a particular important because not only shareholders but also Apple
still enrolled in the payroll, although For over two decades is not involved in the company . Anyway, this renowned engineer said he would like that the products were manufactured in Cupertino
“a little more open” .
co-founder said that if the platform that Apple moves were less closed than it is now could use to add their personal touches to the devices manufactured .
always recognized that I was never a big fan of Apple, but Steve Wozniak is a really admirable . Surely their expertise can give you an extra plus to the company, and would be an excellent figure motivation now that Steve Jobs is remote from daily corporate .
for lovers of TV nerds, Here is the video of “Woz” in The Big Bang Theory :
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