Analysis: Apple's big enemy in smartphone wars: delay

Tue, 06/12/2012 - 17:45 EDT - Reuters - Business News

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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Apple Inc has spent nearly three years fighting its rivals in a global smartphone patent war. Now, setbacks in two key U.S. court cases are laying bare why a drawn-out battle could be bad news for the iPhone maker.

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Analysis: Apple's big enemy in smartphone wars: delay
Analysis: Apple's big enemy in smartphone wars: delay
Apple Inc has spent nearly three years fighting its rivals in a global smartphone patent war. Now, setbacks in two key U.S. court cases are laying bare why a drawn-out battle could be bad news for the ...
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