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Apple-Samsung Case Muddies the Future of Innovation

• josteink 14y ago
  I think it's pretty safe to remove "-Samsung Case" from that headline without impacting any of its content. This is Apple's war and there is no need to imply that Samsung is responsible for any muddying.
  • simplexion 14y ago
    They are all to blame. Samsung are part of the problem too. Apple may be the worst but they shouldn't be singled out. Disclaimer: I have never purchased an Apple product.
• herval 14y ago
  From the opening of the article: "Apple’s victory on Friday in a patent lawsuit against Samsung could, if upheld, give its rivals a kick in the pants to create more original products." That's quite the contrary of "muddying the future of innovation", no?
  • gcp 14y ago
    The title more accurately reflects the contents of the article rather than cherry-picking the first sentence of it.
    • herval 14y ago
      "cherry-picking" the first sentence? Disproving your title in your first phrase is... well, bad writing skills.
• burnblue 14y ago
  If innovation == blatant copying, yes, this will muddy the future of innovation. If, however, innovation == trying something that hasn't been done before, I fail to see how this will do anything but help.