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Samsung takes Apple patent case to US Supreme Court

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Published Tue, Dec 15, 2015 · 09:50 PM

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SAMSUNG, on the losing end of a massive smartphone patent lawsuit, appealed on Monday to the US Supreme Court in hopes of overturning a ruling that it pay US$548 million to rival Apple.

The two high-tech behemoths went to court over the designs that have now become commonplace on most popular smartphones, with a court ruling in 2012 in favour of Apple.

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