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Exhibit A -Some Gold phones from Samsung's Past   Some pundits have been wading into Samsung for "copying Apple" by  releasing a gold version of its Galaxy S IV right after Apple released and then quickly sold out of its gold iPhone 5S. "If recent reports are correct, the demand for the gold version is higher than Apple expected. Of course Samsung wanted in on the action," wrote TechCrunch. Cult of Android cheekily asks: "does this company [Samsung] have any shame?" The main theme appears to be that Samsung blatantly copied Apple's glorious winning strategy by releasing a gold Galaxy S IV right after Apple. But if we are going to get into a juvenile peeing contest about gold plated phones, it may surprise commentators to discover it was Apple that copied Samsung. Exhibit B - Apple's Gold color iPhone 5S Exhibit C - Samsung's Gold Galaxy S4  Samsung released a gold smartphone in August, weeks before the gold iPhone 5S ...

Nokia making fun of the Gold iPhone ,same thing can happen again If you’re a big fan of Samsung Galaxy smartphones, you may be interested to hear that Samsung has announced the Galaxy S4 is available in a couple of new colors. Both of the new colors share the same gold accent trim with gold around the sides and around the home button on the bottom of the screen In addition to having the gold touches, one of the phones has brown around the screen and the other has pink. The official name for the colors is gold brown and pink gold. The two new colors were announced by Samsung Gulf Electronics via Facebook. Initially these two new colors will be available in the United Arab Emirates and South Africa only. Other than the color change, nothing else about the devices has been modified. The smartphones continue with a quad-core processor, 2 GB of RAM, and a five-inch Super AMOLED display with 1080p resolution. These two new gold colors go into the line along with the black, white,...

Credits - Apple As expected, Apple's just announced the iPhone 5s, its latest flagship smartphone. It runs iOS 7, and looks almost exactly like the iPhone 5 but comes in different colors: silver, a new "space gray," and gold — as was heavily rumored. The standout feature is Touch ID, which is an integrated fingerprint sensor in the new sapphire home button that scans your "sub-epidermal layers" at 500 points per inch to read your fingerprint and unlock the phone. You can also authenticate purchases, so buying apps, music, and movies in iTunes and the App Store just got a lot easier. There's a capacitive ring around the that activates the sensor, and it can read your fingerprint in any orientation. You can also have it authenticate multiple fingerprints, so you can share your phone with specific family members without having to reveal your passcode. Importantly, fingerprints are encrypted and stored locally on the A7 chip in the phone itself — App...