Motorola Mobility accused Apple in 2010 of infringing on six of its patents covering technology such as reducing signal noise and programming the device’s touch screen so a user’s head does not accidentally activate it while talking on the phone. The ITC ruled in April 2013 that Apple did not violate any of the six. The appeals court addressed just one of the six patents.
Apple does not violate Google patent, says court
It’s a bit like watching a ten-year-long ping-pong match. Except that the balls cost millions of dollars each, and explode after every play.
“Apple does not violate Motorola patent, says court”