Showing posts with label galaxy nexus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label galaxy nexus. Show all posts
Monday, July 9, 2012
Samsung Galaxy Nexus Is On Sale Again
Ban the sale of handset Samsung Galaxy Nexus in the United States was short-lived. The handset can be sold again after Samsung lodged an appeal.
Initially, the judge Lucky Koh of the U.S. District Court to ban the sale of Galaxy Nexus at the request of Apple. Cupertino-based company is convinced that the Galaxy Nexus violated several patents on software technology.
Samsung in the first appeal was rejected by the judge Lucky Koh. But upon closer examination the court may ultimately decide Galaxy Nexus resale.
Apparently, Google has found a solution to avoid Apple's patent claims. They announced the latest version of the Galaxy Nexus will directly use the Android operating system 4.1 or Jelly Bean that contains no patent infringement.
However, this decision may still be revoked again. Apple was given until July 12 to accept or not the decision. Similarly, as reported by the Inquirer and quoted on Monday (07/09/2012).
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Production Cost Nexus 7 Only Rp 1.7 million or USD 184
Been reported that for the manufacture of the Nexus 7, Google 'mandates' on Asus that should not cost more than USD 200. Actually, how about the cost of production for the tablet PC competitors Kindle the Fire?
To get the answer, TechInsights tools to dissect it, and assesses the overall price. The result? It is estimated that the Nexus 7 production cost of USD 184 or about USD 1.7 million per unit.
This means, both Google and Asus - as a manufacturing partner - get profit $ 15 per device, such as that quoted from SlashGear, Monday (07/09/2012). Nexus 7 itself released on the market at a price of USD 199.
The player who first falls in the realm of the tablet, the Amazon had preached that they do sell Kindle Firenya loss for the tablet. As a result, these products can be obtained at a low price because Amazon wanted merengguk profits from the sale of content-content.
Internet giant Google is now trying to seize the 'cake' of Kindle Fire in the presence of the Nexus 7. Despite not losing money, but Google mentioned will gain much profit from the sale of media as well, especially if linked that the device is designed to allow users to access Google applications store Play.
Reported, the Nexus 7 homescreen contains a lot of widgets that drive users directly to Google's application store, Book store, Movie and Television Show Store, Music Magazine store to store.
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Sunday, July 1, 2012
Apple Success "Block" Galaxy Nexus
Apple attacks all Samsung related patents to continue and explore its various products. iPhone managed to make the court to grant his request to block the sale of Galaxy Nexus smartphone in the United States (U.S.).
Patent infringement to be reason for blocking them. County court judge is San Jose, USA, Lucy Koh, who announced this decision. Apple has filed this blocking efforts since February last, along with efforts to tackle other Samsung products that violate patents.
Reported by Reuters on Saturday (6/30/2012), this decision take effect immediately after Apple paid U.S. $ 96 million bond for all damages suffered by Samsung, if in the future in mind that the order was wrong.
"Although the Samsung would be disadvantaged because they have to pull their products off the market before its feasibility can be determined after a full trial, the real dangers that lurk Apple's loss is greater," the judge said Lucy.
Two giants in the realm of this smartphone has been involved in a patent war that seemed to never end. Both mutual accusations and sued back. Not only in the U.S., a patent war is reaching a variety of countries.
Galaxy Nexus itself actually will be the first smartphone that can run Android, the Jelly Bean. Jelly Bean updates to Galaxy Nexus is scheduled for release in July. As a result, Android lovers in the U.S. who can not wait to taste it will probably be disappointed with this block.
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