Apple Failed Block Samsung Galaxy in the U.S.

Apple wasn't able to convince the U.S. courts to block the Samsung Galaxy. In the district court in San Jose, Calif., Lucy Koh judge rejected the petition Apple to block the Samsung in the U.S..

This is somewhat different from the decision in Australia to extend the ban on circulation for the latest Samsung Galaxy Tab in the land of the Kangaroo's.

The two companies, Samsung and Apple, it was exciting to fight in various arenas throughout the world court. Feud takes place in about 10 countries, with the number of cases reached 20.

Apple menuntur Samsung in the U.S. since April 2011 with allegations that South Korean companies to imitate its products. Charges associated with it, Apple is hoping the court would stop selling three smartphones and tablet Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1.

Judge Koh said there was no certainty that the cessation of sales of Samsung devices are referred to in the lawsuit will prevent harm to Apple.

Apple spokeswoman Kristin Huguet, did not immediately comment on the decision. He only reiterated what Apple that Samsung is the wrong thing.

While Samsung certainly welcomed this decision. "This decision confirms our view since, that Apple's argument has no solid foundation," said Jason Kim, a spokesman for Samsung.