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Apple vs. Samsung: Survey says Apple products have 'secondary meaning'
It was again Apple's expert witnesses who took up much of the court's time Tuesday in the Cupertino company's ongoing suit against Samsung, though the latter's legal team made a splash early, as seems to be their modus operandi. In a case of the pot calling the kettle black, Samsung's lawyers accused Apple's counsel of tampering with evidence, specifically tweaking the layout of a Samsung phone to make it look more like an iPhone. Samsung said a photo of an Epic Touch 4G's icon layout that looked similar to that...
Published By: Tech Radar - Tuesday, 7 August, 2012
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