Apple's patent litigation strategy has targeted players in the smartphone field without a direct attack on Google's Android operating system.
September 06, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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In the wake of Apple Inc.’s recent $1 billion patent-trial victory over Samsung Electronics, Google Inc. distanced itself from the verdict with a statement stressing that most of the patent claims “don’t relate to the core Android operating system” it created to power mobile devices.
But does that mean Google won’t be Apple’s next target?
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