Samsung bring to a close tablet sales

Samsung bring to a close tablet sales in Australia due to Apple clash, report says

Apple and Samsung came to an agreement at some stage in a hearing in a federal court in Australia today. Samsung agreed to stop advertising the tablet and won't sell the device until it wins court approval or the lawsuit is resolved. Apple, meanwhile, agreed to disburse damages if it loses the violation lawsuit.
It's the latest development in the rapidly escalating legal battle between the two buyer electronic giants. Apple claims Samsung's products copy the look and feel of the technology used in its products. Samsung disputes the claim. The lawsuit has spread quickly into several courts more or less the world.
Apple is the middle of several patent lawsuits as it look for to maintain its dominance in the smartphone and emerging tablet categories. Its fight with Samsung is seen as particularly key, as the Korean company has seen its market share in the smartphone business flow with its smash-hit line of Galaxy smartphones. Last week, Strategy Analytics reported Apple and Samsung surpassed

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