Apple, Samsung retrial kicks off over patent damages


STILL AT ODDS: A woman photographing an Apple iPhone 4 with a Samsung Galaxy II smartphone. Apple squared off against Samsung Electronics at a damages retrial on Wednesday, as the iPhone maker once again tries to secure a legal victory against its biggest mobile rival. — EPA

SAN JOSE, California: Apple squared off against Samsung Electronics at a damages retrial on Wednesday, as the iPhone maker once again tries to secure a legal victory against its biggest mobile rival. 

Apple attorney Harold McElhinny told jurors in a San Jose, California federal court that Samsung should pay US$379.8mil (RM1.21bil) for violating five patents on the iPhone. Samsung attorney William Price, meanwhile, said Samsung should only have to pay about US$52.7mil (RM169.24mil). 

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