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Apple Vs Samsung Patent Dispute Goes to Court
In a San Jose federal court today, an attorney for Apple told jurors that internal documents show that Samsung made a specific decision to copy the iPhone because it could not compete on its own. It’s the start of a patent-infringement case that could take a month to try.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readIn a San Jose federal court today, an attorney for Apple told jurors that internal documents show that Samsung made a specific decision to copy the iPhone because it could not compete on its own. It’s the start of a patent-infringement case that could take a month to try.
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- 14:55Apple Vs Samsung Patent Dispute Goes to CourtYou’re reading this
- 26:19 High Tech Chemistry and the War on Drugs