Shortly after the grant the verdict by which an American jury forced Samsung to pay 1.05 billion dollars because some of its products infringe Apple's patents, the American company announced its intention to demand their removal from sale. The other day those from Apple they made a list of devices for which they want to ask to be removed from sale, the request was sent to a US court, but this one will listen to the parties only in December of this year.
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Until December 6, both companies must send to the court the evidence on the basis of which they accuse/defend themselves, and then their lawyers will be heard and the court will decide whether those devices should be removed from sale or not. Considering that in 3 months we are separated from the hearing of the parties, Samsung has a lot of time to modify the Android of its terminals, so the hearing will most likely be useless at that moment. Apple will most likely lose the right to remove those devices from sale until that date, but at least it will get 1.05 billion dollars.
