Competition Between the Most Successful Smartphone Companies, Apple and Samsung

Introduction In the world of fast-paced new technology and future technology, the smartphone market has shone in the past few decades. Apple Inc., one of the world's leading smartphone companies, has declined for a while and is the main competitor of Samsung. In recent years, Apple's iPhone is known for smartphone world because of its ease of use and high quality design. Apple's founder, Steve Jobs, in June 2007 founded Apple's first iPhone design market. IPhone 5, one of Apple 's recent iPhone models released in September 2012, was immediately replaced by iPhone 5c and 5s and postponed for one year.

The company's most famous and successful product iPhone is very competitive with Samsung, especially Galaxy S6. Let's start with legal issues between Apple and Samsung. Samsung also voluntarily infringed many of Apple's patents. This intentionally violates intellectual property rights. Piracy or intentional theft from Apple is a bad thing. In all lawsuits, only one device was attacked, Galaxy Tab. Samsung attempted to prove that there was a problem with Apple but failed and could not find what he said that Apple copied them. Some people say they are copying from the beginning, as they used Xerox technology, they stole it and tore them up. But Jobs was lucky enough to actually pay the price and use it. In this way, the company develops and innovates, acquires potential small businesses, invests in it, and develops it.

Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics are the first lawsuits in a series of litigation brought by Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics regarding the design of smartphones and tablets, and as of July 2012, the companies are sold across the world It was. In the spring of 2011, Apple began filing a patent infringement lawsuit against Samsung, Apple and Motorola Mobility already have patent wars in several areas. Apple's cross-border lawsuit against technical patents is part of the "smartphone patent war" of mobile devices. Extensive litigation in intense competition in the global consumer mobile communications market. As of August 2011, Apple and Samsung filed 19 lawsuits in 9 countries, by October the legal dispute expanded to 10 countries. As of July 2012, the companies are still involved in more than 50 lawsuits worldwide, and the compensation between the two companies has reached billions of dollars.