Apple seeks to ban sale of Samsung cell phones

The company claims on eight models of smartphones, such as the Galaxy SII and the Droid Charge. In passing the measure, would only affect sales in the United States

Apple won the first battle of the war against Samsung, but it wasn't enough. After the court victory by patents and achieve the South Korean company to pay $ 1,050 million for plagiarism, now going by their smartphones.

Thus, the company led by Tim Cook seeks to prohibit the sale of eight models of cell phones in the United States, include four variants of the Galaxy S II. Although the company already launched the new Galaxy S III, this is important as a more economical option for users.

Droid Charge and the Galaxy Prevail are other phones of Samsung that Apple wants to let you sell. The California Court jury determined that 28 of the South Korean models violated patents the company most valuable of history in the bag. However, most no longer has presence in the market, since the complaint was presented in April 2011.

Samsung is already removing their equipment software features that are affected by this war of patents, according to The Wall Street Journalhe published. Legal experts consider the Apple company do not begin a new trial against S III, although if you can include the cell in what is known as "incident of contempt".

The bag transmitted the mood of investors with regard to the outcome of the trial. While the shares of Apple rose 1.9 per cent to close at $675, 68, the titles of Samsung fell 7.5% in Seoul.