Posted Aug. 26, 2012 at 3:46 p.m.
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The verdict strengthens Apple's hand as it seeks to discourage Samsung and competitors such as HTC Corp. and LG Electronics Co. from making devices that mimic the iPhone. While it's a blow to efforts by Samsung and its software partner Google to challenge Apple in smartphones, the outcome will probably mean a broader range of devices and more options for consumers as rivals seek to avoid costly legal tussles.
Apple triumph puts creative pressure on Google, iPhone immitators
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Apple iPhone (Apple image)
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The verdict strengthens Apple's hand as it seeks to discourage Samsung and competitors such as HTC Corp. and LG Electronics Co. from making devices that mimic the iPhone. While it's a blow to efforts by Samsung and its software partner Google to challenge Apple in smartphones, the outcome will probably mean a broader range of devices and more options for consumers as rivals seek to avoid costly legal tussles.
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