Apple, Qualcomm gird for next phase of patent battle

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Apple, Qualcomm gird for next phase of patent battle

After mixed US rulings.

Split decisions on Tuesday by a US government panel in acrimonious patent disputes between iPhone-maker Apple and chip supplier Qualcomm left their battle lines largely unchanged ahead of a US Federal Trade Commission ruling and a major trial next month. The International Trade Commission, ...

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