Apple settles voice over LTE patent dispute with WiLAN
. The decision came after a judge ordered a retrial after agreeing with Apple that WiLAN had used a flawed process to calculate the size of the damages owed to it by the iPhone-maker.
While this saga has come to a close, we don’t expect it will be the last time Apple and WiLAN lock horns. As something of a notorious patent troll, WiLAN has sued Apple a handful of times in the past, sometimes to. As one of the successful smartphone designers in the mobile industry, Apple makes for a seemingly irresistible target.
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