According to the official ruling, the guys from Apple had to clearly state on their UK website that "Samsung didn't copy" the company's designs. Instead, Apple posted a few paragraphs explaining in long how despite the UK's ruling, courts in the US and Germany acknowledged that Samsung did infringe the company's highly popular tablet. And that's not what the court ordered.

Apple's poor execution of the order, the UK Court has given the company 48 hours to carry out the ruling the way it was intended: publish on its front page with a link to the corrected statement in a font no less than 11 points.

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Even if Apple & Samsung has major legal issues all over the world, Samsung still supplying Apple as a part of a contract between the two companies. The iPad 4 (4th generation) A6X chip with dual-core CPU and a quad-core GPU was designed by Apple but Manufactured by Samsung Electronics, as it's currently the leading company in manufacturing components and parts.

Samsung used the 32nm technology to manufacture the A6X chip, same technology used on the Exynos 5 chips.

In other Hand, according to the latest information from suppliers, Apple iPad mini 7.9" display panels is manufactured by LG and AU, as Apple ordered its panels from them instead of Samsung.

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Conan O'Brien has been known for his funny videos, poking non-offensive fun at Apple's products and the people that use them.

His latest one is a parody promo ad of the iPad mini and things somehow got to the iPad Mini Mega, the iPad Mini Mega Micro and finally the iPad Mini Mega Micro Max. Watch the Video below!

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Foxconn, the Manufacture of all Apple products in china, usually don't let anyone see what happens inside its factories, expecially media people, However Foxconn CEO Terry Gou gave a personal tour for a chinese reporter on the Foxconn factory in Zhengzhou, where 70% of all iPhones and other Apple gadgets are made, Showing some rare glimpse of the real production lines assembling iPhones. Make sure to watch the video below!

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The company that is suing everyone, can be sued too. Dynamic Advances, LLC out of Texas claims that Apple Siri is infringing on a voice recognition technology that it has exclusively licensed from patent owners Rensselear Polytechnic Institute. According to Cnet, Dynamic Advances was created last year by known patent troll Erich Spangenberg.

What's even more interesting, however, is that the judge presiding the case has recused himself. No reason for this has been officially announced, but the guy is believed to own Apple stock.

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