Reuters reports that Apple?s efforts to attain a preliminary injunction against the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S III release has fallen short.
Then in an order late on Monday, U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh in San Jose, California, effectively dashed Apple?s hopes of stopping the launch of Samsung Electronics Co Ltd?s new Galaxy S III smartphone, which also runs on Android. Koh had said Apple?s push to get a court order blocking the June 21 launch would overload her calendar, given Apple?s high-stakes trial over other Samsung devices set for July that she is overseeing.
The latest decisions don?t doom Apple?s courtroom efforts ? the company can appeal Posner?s ruling, while Koh?s directive had nothing to do with the merits of the Samsung case about to go to trial, or the legal arguments for an injunction on the new Samsung smartphone. But delays in moving its cases through the courts is a blow to Apple?s efforts to get quick and favorable rulings that it hopes would give it an edge in the marketplace for mobile devices.
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