“As a part of the ongoing second Apple v. Samsung trial, Apple has filed a motion asking to show evidence Samsung was deceptive in its opening statements,” Electronista reports. “During those statements, lawyers repeated a view that Apple doesn’t actually practice several of the asserted patents. Apple insists that it ‘has practiced and continues to practice the ‘414, ‘172, and ‘959 patents,’ and that it can show evidence that will ‘correct the false impressions created by Samsung’s counsel.'”
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[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Dan K.” for the heads up.]
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