When Apple released the notification center in iOS 5 many sources predict that it is only a matter of time the Android will sue the Apple. But it was not Google who eventually sued Apple, and now there is a news that Samsung lawsuit against Apple because the notification center feature.

Samsung, the South Korea based manufacturer reportedly filed a lawsuit against Apple over South Korean court. Unfortunately, there is still not clearly known whether a patent is a defended by their own Samsung or owned by other companies acquired before the Apple released their notification center.

As we know some time ago Google has just won a patent in the U.S. for patent Android Notifications Center. Technically Samsung can not sue Apple over patents held by companies other than the patent has been sold or the property of the South Korean vendor.

Apple is known to release a notification center on iOS 5 in 2011, after the model on Android phones also use a similar feature. Notification Center in iOS allows users to view the entire incoming notifications in one place.

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British court decided Apple shall declare their statement on its website and have to rearrange their statement about “Samsung is not copying the iPad”.

Apple writes on its website that Samsung did not infringe the patent proven design. But samsung urgue to Apple since Apple make statement because even include writings that confirms “that in other countries, Samsung proven guilty”.

The statement Apple posted does say “the Galaxy Tab 10.1, Tab 8.9 and Tab 7.7 do not infringe Apple’s registered design” but then goes on to quote British court documents, including a passage that says Samsung tablets are “not as cool” as Apple’s devices.

The judge in a British court had asked Apple to modify the word on its Apple website about that word. Apple requested explicitly wrote that Samsung did not infringe Apple’s patents.

Apple’s lawyer, Michel Beloff, stating that Apple would modify that statement. But the judge was surprised that Apple took two weeks to do so.

“I want to make a statement Apple boss why it is becoming difficult for Apple,” said the judge Robin Jacob. The court also gave me about 48 hours for Apple to rewrite the statement.

Last July, Judge Colin Birss of the High Court declared the court a form of the Galaxy Tab is not the same as the iPad that Apple claims Samsung is not proven. In fact, Apple was asked to apologize on his website, and several newspapers, stating the Samsung tablet is not plagiarized.

Apple filed an appeal at that time. But British appeals court ultimately supported the decision and dismissed the appeal of Apple.

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