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The Galaxy Tab 7.7 banished from Europe, Apple claims $ 2.5 billion from Samsung USA

The patent war continues. The Cupertino company has just been awarded the German court of Dusseldorf blocking sales in Europe of the Galaxy Tab 7.7, which would copy the design of the iPad. According to Android Central, no detailed explanation would have been given. The Galaxy Tab 10.1N, a modified version of the first shelf 10 inches from South Korea, it has escaped the embargo. In the U.S., Apple has once again attacked Samsung to court on a possible violation of three software patents and patent design. The company claimed the sum of $ 2.5 billion (2 billion), saying it lost 30 dollars (25 euros) per terminal Samsung sold a line of 13 models. From design also count for 24 dollars (20 euros). Finally, the firm claims to no longer pay 2.4% of the price of a terminal sold to Samsung for its technologies, but less than a penny. Claims that Samsung considers "ridiculous".

Google Nexus Tablet 16 GB out of stock

Google has obviously underestimated the demand for the 16GB version of its 7-inch tablet Nexus, so much so that its sale of the Play Store is currently suspended in the U.S. and the UK. The Nexus 8 GB, which is only available via the Google Store Play, on the other hand is always available. According to reports the Guardian, the Mountain View giant thought that the demand for this model at $ 199 would be stronger and that users would offset the weakness of internal storage building on its online services. Asus, the manufacturer of the Nexus, have already increased its production capacity, but the supply could take several weeks to arrive.

Megaupload has done little to reduce internet piracy

The FBI's recent seizure of Megaupload.com and its arrest of founder Kim Dotcom has done little to reduce piracy, says a web-traffic analyst. In the hour after the bust, total internet trafffic around the world fell by two to three per cent - an indication of the scale of Megaupload, which hosted 34 per cent of file-sharing, according to analyst Deep Field Networks. But just a day afterwards, the trade in shared music and films 'had not decreased much', says the analyst - it had just shifted to new services, and to new computer servers in Europe, rather than America.

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