Well, they had to. So this means they did what was expected and Apple can move to the next step, but Lodsys is showing real savvy as a litigator, meaning that t

Well, they had to. So this means they did what was expected and Apple can move to the next step, but Lodsys is showing real savvy as a litigator, meaning that they didn't hire inexperienced people. They must have a well funded company backing them, probably similar to SCO's relationship with Microsoft. Personally, I don't see any other reason a company with no products, no market and no history could exist except as a proxy for pursuing the market interests of a shadow player. Even if all the companies being sued pay .57% of gross per infringement, how else could Lodsys get the capital needed for the overhead of all the lawyers needed to file and pursue these cases simultaneously. On a side note, does anyone have a business model for a "Troll-Bait" company?