jV3pI-u9x0m0lWjKtWba_rBsmKE Kata Dikota, Janji Ditepati: Samsung Kuasai Pasaran Telefon Bimbit Pintar Dunia.

KATA DIKOTA JANJI DITEPATI

Pihak yang berkenaan yang berminat boleh menyuarakan sebarang permasalahan Politik dan Sosio-Ekonomi serta kebajikan RAKYAT sebagaimana yang disarankan oleh Gagasan 1 Malaysia serta Transformasi Politik, Ekonomi dan Sosial yang sebenar benarnya . Amalan mengutamakan kehendak rakyat dan mengotakan setiap janji yang dilafazkan menjadi resepi turun-temurun kerajaan terus mendapat mandat rakyat sejak negara mencapai kemerdekaan, seperti kata Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Najib Razak. Pihak Admin menyokong penuh ketelusan kerajaan dalam melaksanakan dasar-dasarnya menjadi teras utama dalam memastikan agenda pembangunan negara selari dengan arus globalisasi dunia sementara kebajikan rakyat terus menjadi keutamaan buat selamanya. Semoga usaha dan ikhtiar ini akan membawa keberkatan demi kesejahteraan rakyat jelaka seterusnya mengekalkan status quo bahawa Barisan Nasional dan UMNO adalah wadah rakyat menuju masa depan yang lebih gemilang di bawah pimpinan YAB Dato'Sri Hj. Mohd Najib Tun Razak, Perdana Menteri Malaysia yang dikasihi terutamanya di dalam menghadapi PRU 13 tidak lama lagi.Semuga perjuangan ini sentiasa diberkati dan direstui sentiasa oleh ALLAH swt DEMI BANGSA, AGAMA DAN NEGARA. Janji Ditepati Kata Dikota - Ikhlas dan Bernas. - Admin / Janji Ditepati

Thursday, August 23, 2012

Samsung Kuasai Pasaran Telefon Bimbit Pintar Dunia.

Apple (USA) jaki dan dengki di atas penguasaan Samsung (Korea Selatan)
di dalam Pasaran Telefon Bimbit Pintar dengan 32.6 peratus (Sumber Terkini)
dan Apple 16.9 peratus iaitu hampir separuh pasaran dunia mendahului Jenama
jenama lain. Telah berlaku saman menyaman diantara Apple dan Samsung dimana
Apple mendakwa  Samsung telah menirunya di dalam 'Design' Telefon Bimbit
Pintar 'Samsung Galaxy 111 dan Plus',  dimana menjadi kegilaan masakini. (Sila
rujuk artikel di bawah).

Sekurang kurangnya kita turut berbangga dengan kemajuan Samsung
sebuah konglomerat dari Asia yang telah menjadi sebuah peneraju sebagai
pengeluar Telefon Pintar dan Komputer Tablet yang kompetitif di dal;am
tempoh 10 tahun sahaja !!

Kita di Malaysia harus mengambil ikhtibar dan semangat positif yang ditunjukkan
oleh Korea Selatan di dalam menguasai Ekonomi Dunia setidak tidaknya sesuatu
produk yang dimulai oleh pihak barat.

Oleh yang sedemikian, sesuatu langkah mesti di ambil oleh kita sebagai ikhtibar
bagi memajukan sektor Electronik dan Perisian Komputer dimana Samsung telah
memulai operasinya di Malaysia iaitu di Senawang, Negeri Sembilan !!

Samsung, Apple await court moves on home turfs
Samsung Electronics Co. and Apple Inc., the world's top two smartphone makers embroiled in a high-stakes patent war, face a Seoul court ruling and a U.S. jury verdict this week that are expected to signal the future course of their fight for smartphone supremacy.

While the two cases are unlikely to be the end of their litigation, watchers are keeping close tabs on how the court decisions on their respective home turfs will impact the patent war that has spread to four continents.


In the tussle, dubbed the "patent war of the century," that kicked off in April 2011 with Apple's suit, the U.S. tech giant argues Samsung copied the design and features of its iPad and iPhone, while the Suwon, South Korea-based company argues its patents, including those for wireless technology, were violated.


U.S. district court judge Lucy Koh, who presides over the case in California, had ordered executives of the two companies to reach an agreement but Samsung corporate strategy chief Choi Gee-sung and Apple chief executive Tim Cook failed to do so, despite three rounds of discussions.


The two rivals made heated closing arguments in the U.S. on Tuesday. Harold McElhinny, who represents Apple, argued the South Korean firm knowingly copied the company's iPad and iPhone, while Samsung lawyer Charles Verhoeven said Samsung simply attempted to make easy-to-use products for its consumers.


The Seoul court decision is expected to come ahead of the U.S. jury verdict. On Friday, the Seoul Central District Court is expected to hand down a delayed ruling over intellectual property infringement claims lodged by both companies in April and June of last year.


The ruling in the case, in which Samsung countersued after Apple's April 2011 U.S. lawsuit, was initially planned for Aug. 10 but delayed due to "procedural reasons," raising suspicions the court deliberately postponed to make their decision after the U.S. case.


While the market clout and money at stake in Seoul, 100 million won (US$88,472) for each firm, is much smaller than in the U.S. case, it is being closely being watched because it is on the home turf of Samsung, the country's biggest firm by market cap.


On Saturday, Korean time, a jury of nine Silicon Valley residents is expected to deliver a final verdict in the U.S. case, followed by Koh's sentence, which could be a landmark decision in the patent dispute.
Apple is seeking a sales ban on the disputed Samsung products in the U.S. in addition to $2.5 billion in damages, while Samsung argues that amount is exaggerated.


The two smartphone makers control more than half of the global smartphone market. In the second quarter, Samsung's market share stood at 32.6 percent, followed by Apple with 16.9 percent, according to market researcher IDC. (Yonhap)

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