Jury Awards Apple $539 Million in Samsung Patent Case – The New York Times

Jury Awards Apple $539 Million in Samsung Patent Case – The New York Times:

The do-over award to Apple from Samsung on the patents law suit (and damages) is down to $539M from the original $1B. Here’s info on the original infringement ruling of $1B. VentureBeat has a good take on this as well.

The war chest of patents — world wide — is massive in order to play in the smart phone and tablet space!

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