A U.K. court wants to make it clear that Samsung did not infringe on Apple's iPad design so they're forcing the iPad maker to issue a public notice saying they were wrong, according to a report.
In a move to counteract any damage done to Samsung's reputation because of the trial, Apple (AAPL) will have to issue a statement on its website and in British Newspapers reiterating the court's ruling that Samsung did not copy Apple's tablet.
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The notice on Apple's website will need to remain present for six months, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Earlier this month, Judge Colin Birss, who ordered Apple to issue the notice, ruled that Samsung's Galaxy Tablets don't violate Apple's patented designs.
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He also said that consumers wouldn't get the iPad and the Galaxy tablets confused because Samsung's tablet simply were "not as cool" as Apple's product.
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