Apple Fights Samsung as Smartphone Wars Wane

The video discusses the ongoing legal battle between Apple and Samsung over design patent infringements. Apple claims Samsung copied the iPhone design, leading to significant profits for Samsung. The case has narrowed down over the years, with the Supreme Court now considering whether Samsung should pay total profits from disputed phones. The case is not as high a priority as it once was, with other issues like Apple's tax fight with the EU and Samsung's battery problems taking precedence. However, both companies seek validation through a win.

What is the main reason for Apple's legal action against Samsung?

• Samsung's use of Apple's software

• Samsung's alleged copying of iPhone design

• Samsung's marketing strategies

• Samsung's pricing policies

How much additional money could Apple gain from lower-court proceedings if it wins at the Supreme Court?

• $150 million

• $180 million

• $200 million

• $100 million

What did the federal appeals court decide regarding Samsung's profits?

• Samsung should pay a fixed fine

• Samsung must pay its total profits from 11 disputed phones

• Samsung should pay a percentage of its profits

• Samsung is not required to pay any profits

What is one of the reasons the Supreme Court is involved in this case?

• To mediate a settlement between the companies

• To decide on a new patent law

• To determine if the lower court's decision was excessive

• To evaluate Samsung's marketing practices

Why is the Apple vs. Samsung case not as high a priority as it once was?

• Both companies have resolved their differences

• Apple is focused on a larger tax fight with the EU

• Samsung has stopped selling smartphones

• The case has been dismissed by the courts