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Moto could sue Samsung for copying always on' feature

In what galaxy is it okay to steal competitor phones' cool features?,' reads Moto twitter handle.

Moto, this week, has accused Samsung for copying its ‘always-on’ display feature, on its Twitter handle.

“In what galaxy is it okay to steal competitor phones' cool features? #TheOriginalAlwaysOnDisplay #motozdroid’, reads company's US twitter handle.

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The much anticipated Samsung Galaxy Note 7 launched on August 2, 2016, features ‘always-on’ display as claimed by Moto, which enables screen to display time and notifications even when the phone is locked. A similar feature can be spotted on Moto X smartphone; however, according to the reports Moto itself is unable to claim that it was the original creator of the feature as it was first seen on Nokia’s Lumia phone.

( Source : Deccan Chronicle. )
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