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Last updated: Thursday, July 5, 2012

In order to protect its dominant market position, Apple seems to be taking multiple manufacturers to court if anything they do with their phones or tablets looks even remotely Apple-like. One of those defendants is HTC, and the company has just won a very important case against Apple in London. Apple took HTC to court

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