These Are The 6 Apple Patents Samsung Violated.

Apple won its big patent lawsuit against Samsung.

We've pulled together the six patents the jury says Samsung violated.

 

 

Here are the six patents Samsung infinged upon

• Utility Patent 163: Enlarging documents by tapping the screen:

 

You know when you double tap text that is too small and it enlarges? Or when you double tap and the text centers? Apple owns that patent and the jury agreed that Samsung violated this one with 12 of its phones

• Utility Patent 381: 'Bounce-back' feature when scrolling beyond the edge of a page. This is also known as the rubber band patent.

  When you scroll to the bottom of an app and it bounces you are using one of Apple's patents. Samsung violated this patent with 21 phone models.

  
  

   

   

  Utility Patent 915: Distinguishes between single-touch and multi-touch gestures. An example of this would be pinch to zoom.

  Your iPhone is smart enough to know when you are using one finger and when you are using two fingers. This is a patent owned by Apple and Samsung violated it with 21 phone models.

  
  

    

  
  

  Design Patent 087: Ornamental design of the iPhone (white color)

  
  

  Apple has patented the fundamental design and shape of the iPhone. This means that its rectangular shape and form belong to Apple. 

  Samsung violated this design patent with 12 phone models

  
  

    

  
  

  Design Patent 677: Ornamental design of the iPhone (black color)

  In addition to patenting the shape and color of the white iPhone, Apple also patented the shape and color of its black iPhone.

  
  

    

   

  Design Patent 305: Rounded square icons on interface

  Samsung's phone icons copied Apple's with 13 phone models. They were the same in their design and shape.

   

   

   

  whaooooo!!!   ok then agree samsung violated, does that mean iphone has never V?