I don't really care who wins this. What I do worry about is how they win it. Recently South Korea also decided in the infringment claims both had brought against each other. And in spite of the fact that Samsung is South Korean, both companies were blaimed and fined.
However, when you look at the US claims there is a difference. Even before the result, Apple were the favourites to win - NOT because their argument was better but because they were in the heart of silicon valley, very close to Apple HQ and because the jury were from the area and likely to be biased. And this is the problem. The result should have been clearly unbiased and based on the facts - not on effects on the economy or favouritism to a company. And even worse, no one seems to think this is strange - the fact that Apple were huge favs to win was widely reported in the media as was the possible bias of the jurors but there was no move to move the case to a less biased area or do something about it. I find this very strange.
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