>> Now that China is an important market for Apple, I find it hard to feel sorry for Apple getting a taste of their own medicine. Even if the plaintiff is a pa

>> Now that China is an important market for Apple, I find it hard to feel sorry for Apple getting a taste of their own medicine. Even if the plaintiff is a patent troll, or merely an obscure company with a bogus patent? Even if this "patent tribunal" ruled incorrectly because of bias toward the domestic company? Even if the tribunal had been bribed by the company (pure speculation, but bribery is how you get things done in China's bureaucracy)? I don't tend to have emotions one way or the other about these kinds of commercial and legal disputes, but corruption and patent trolling seems a lot more likely than big evil Apple stealing the innocent Baili Co.'s intellectual property and getting their comeuppance.