Apple Seeks U.S. Ban of Eight Samsung Smartphones

Salt in the wound after winning $1 billion from the South Korean competitor

Reason Staff | 8.28.2012 7:08 AM

Aug. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Apple Inc. is seeking a U.S. sales ban on eight models of Samsung Electronics Co. smartphones and the extension of a preliminary ban on a tablet computer after winning a patent trial against the South Korean company.

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Apple Seeks U.S. Ban of Eight Samsung Smartphones

Salt in the wound after winning $1 billion from the South Korean competitor

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