 You know Apple and Samsung have had a lot of disagreements recently about patents. Apple feels Samsung is infringed. Samsung denies it. There have been motions, dismissals, motions to dismiss. I'm just listing court terms now. I don't really understand what any of this means. But recently Apple made some suggestions in a court document to Samsung about how they could alter the Galaxy Tab to make it look less like an iPad. And Neelay has gone to work with our crack team of legal experts and designers and put together how he thinks Samsung might get away from this Apple design aesthetic they feel is happening. Yeah, you know Apple has some of the best designers on the planet. They've got a very aggressive legal team I think you all know. And you know they also have a registration on the iPad. They think the Galaxy Tab looks too much like the iPad. And it's kind of true. I mean we can just bring it up here. I mean which one's which, right? So they made a lot of suggestions to the court. The one running Android is the Galaxy Tab. Probably. So they made a lot of suggestions to the court. Pretty reasonable. And we sat down and tried to think about how you would really implement this. So the first one, pretty basic, don't make it black. Use something other than black in the front. So we want kind of a classy dark red. So Apple said in this court document, I just want to be clear, don't have a black bezel. So you're suggesting kind of a burgundy. I think you really want to step out. You want to go pattern. Like a pinot noir. Yeah. I think this is, I think that's really solid. You take it further here. Yeah. Well I mean you look at that. I think well you know maybe Johnny Ive had a little too much of that. So you're saying go from a red to a pattern that will differentiate. A little bit. They also said well the bezel, it still kind of looks like an iPad. So they said make the bezel smaller. And I think we all agree the bezel size is too big. Samsung has a really great processor, dual core Exynos in there. They've got LTE radios. You want to highlight that kind of stuff. So let's shrink the bezel. Let's show you what's inside the Galaxy Tablet. Let's really sell it. So that's great. I think you know you still might think well you know Apple's proud of their internals. Their next suggestion was don't have horizontal speakers. Right. And you can see why. You know you've got this all plain front speakers on the side. And we thought about where do you put the speakers? Where do you really enhance the sound quality of the tablet? Because you're watching a lot of movies. So we went with a triple stereo front placement. Center channel. I'm sorry triple stereo? Yeah it's 3D. Is that how many channels? I mean that's left, right and what's the other one? Yeah the middle one is just the center channel. Center. Triple stereo. Triple stereo. The middle one is when you turn your head. Yeah you turn it sideways and stereo. Okay. This is reasonable. So far reasonable suggestions. Yeah but you still think well you know it's got an Apple vibe to it. I think we can all agree. So how do you really differentiate? How do you say well you know Apple is kind of this like you know latte sipping kind of nerdy guy. You want to spice this thing up. We had some texture to the front. Apple said don't make the front flat. We put some spikes on it. We make it really stand out. Make it really aggressive. Did you, did you? We just looked at my bracelet. I was going to say. You guys took it off the hot topic. We scanned the bracelet and put it right on there. Is that a handle? Yeah the handle looks really. Yeah the handle is great. I like that. It's useful. It's nice. But then Apple said well it's still too thin. Right I mean that was actually a suggestion. Make it thicker. Apple products are known for being really thin. And so if you're going to make it thicker you don't want to just go halfway. You want to really, you want to push it. You want to know that you've got the power of Android behind you. So we went all the way. Just as far as we could. And I think this, this is a place where if you had 80% vision you would stop. You would say this is fine. We did enough. This is more, this is really good now. This is a Motorola move I think. Yeah. This is where you stop. This is strong. If we really want to stand out. Now Apple's last suggestion was we have a patent on rounded rectangles. Right. But you don't want to square them off. You don't want to make them too sharp. You don't want this. You want something organic. Something natural. And so we thought about it a lot. We spent a lot of money on designers. And we came up with this. The new Samsung Galaxy Tab. Very nice. That's very nice. I mean call me crazy but I still feel like they're kind of infringing here. Yeah. No it's not. I feel like they're, it's a little bit iPad like stuff. I don't know which is which. Yeah which one again is the Samsung? Your background looks familiar.
 You know Apple and Samsung have had a lot of disagreements recently about patents.
 Apple feels Samsung is infringed.
 Samsung denies it.
 There have been motions, dismissals, motions to dismiss.
 I'm just listing court terms now.
 I don't really understand what any of this means.
 But recently Apple made some suggestions in a court document to Samsung about how they
 could alter the Galaxy Tab to make it look less like an iPad.
 And Neelay has gone to work with our crack team of legal experts and designers and put
 together how he thinks Samsung might get away from this Apple design aesthetic they feel
 is happening.
 Yeah, you know Apple has some of the best designers on the planet.
 They've got a very aggressive legal team I think you all know.
 And you know they also have a registration on the iPad.
 They think the Galaxy Tab looks too much like the iPad.
 And it's kind of true.
 I mean we can just bring it up here.
 I mean which one's which, right?
 So they made a lot of suggestions to the court.
 The one running Android is the Galaxy Tab.
 Probably.
 So they made a lot of suggestions to the court.
 Pretty reasonable.
 And we sat down and tried to think about how you would really implement this.
 So the first one, pretty basic, don't make it black.
 Use something other than black in the front.
 So we want kind of a classy dark red.
 So Apple said in this court document, I just want to be clear, don't have a black bezel.
 So you're suggesting kind of a burgundy.
 I think you really want to step out.
 You want to go pattern.
 Like a pinot noir.
 Yeah.
 I think this is, I think that's really solid.
 You take it further here.
 Yeah.
 Well I mean you look at that.
 I think well you know maybe Johnny Ive had a little too much of that.
 So you're saying go from a red to a pattern that will differentiate.
 A little bit.
 They also said well the bezel, it still kind of looks like an iPad.
 So they said make the bezel smaller.
 And I think we all agree the bezel size is too big.
 Samsung has a really great processor, dual core Exynos in there.
 They've got LTE radios.
 You want to highlight that kind of stuff.
 So let's shrink the bezel.
 Let's show you what's inside the Galaxy Tablet.
 Let's really sell it.
 So that's great.
 I think you know you still might think well you know Apple's proud of their internals.
 Their next suggestion was don't have horizontal speakers.
 Right.
 And you can see why.
 You know you've got this all plain front speakers on the side.
 And we thought about where do you put the speakers?
 Where do you really enhance the sound quality of the tablet?
 Because you're watching a lot of movies.
 So we went with a triple stereo front placement.
 Center channel.
 I'm sorry triple stereo?
 Yeah it's 3D.
 Is that how many channels?
 I mean that's left, right and what's the other one?
 Yeah the middle one is just the center channel.
 Center.
 Triple stereo.
 Triple stereo.
 The middle one is when you turn your head.
 Yeah you turn it sideways and stereo.
 Okay.
 This is reasonable.
 So far reasonable suggestions.
 Yeah but you still think well you know it's got an Apple vibe to it.
 I think we can all agree.
 So how do you really differentiate?
 How do you say well you know Apple is kind of this like you know latte sipping kind of
 nerdy guy.
 You want to spice this thing up.
 We had some texture to the front.
 Apple said don't make the front flat.
 We put some spikes on it.
 We make it really stand out.
 Make it really aggressive.
 Did you, did you?
 We just looked at my bracelet.
 I was going to say.
 You guys took it off the hot topic.
 We scanned the bracelet and put it right on there.
 Is that a handle?
 Yeah the handle looks really.
 Yeah the handle is great.
 I like that.
 It's useful.
 It's nice.
 But then Apple said well it's still too thin.
 Right I mean that was actually a suggestion.
 Make it thicker.
 Apple products are known for being really thin.
 And so if you're going to make it thicker you don't want to just go halfway.
 You want to really, you want to push it.
 You want to know that you've got the power of Android behind you.
 So we went all the way.
 Just as far as we could.
 And I think this, this is a place where if you had 80% vision you would stop.
 You would say this is fine.
 We did enough.
 This is more, this is really good now.
 This is a Motorola move I think.
 Yeah.
 This is where you stop.
 This is strong.
 If we really want to stand out.
 Now Apple's last suggestion was we have a patent on rounded rectangles.
 Right.
 But you don't want to square them off.
 You don't want to make them too sharp.
 You don't want this.
 You want something organic.
 Something natural.
 And so we thought about it a lot.
 We spent a lot of money on designers.
 And we came up with this.
 The new Samsung Galaxy Tab.
 Very nice.
 That's very nice.
 I mean call me crazy but I still feel like they're kind of infringing here.
 Yeah.
 No it's not.
 I feel like they're, it's a little bit iPad like stuff.
 I don't know which is which.
 Yeah which one again is the Samsung?
 Your background looks familiar.