It's "not the kind of problem that will slow down Apple or the smartphone segment," he predicted. "This is just an Apple vs. Nokia story. They will eventually settle it; in the meantime, the smartphone march continues."
Indeed, "large companies focusing on the protection of their innovations, such as Nokia with its diverse telecommunications patent portfolio, will, by necessity, collide with other innovators and market developers, such as Apple," Raymond Van Dyke, partner with Merchant & Gould, told MacNewsWorld.
"Patents in telecom, Internet telephony and other information technologies with immense interconnectivity are rife with the potential for litigation," he added.
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