>> “Optis makes no products” Sure, that flawed argument has some appeal in simple, unitary products made for caveman in the prehistoric age. According to RPX

>> “Optis makes no products” Sure, that flawed argument has some appeal in simple, unitary products made for caveman in the prehistoric age. According to RPX, it's estimated there are over 250,000+ active patents with thousands of unique inventors in any given modern smartphone today; and, of those, at least 23,00+ wireless patents were declared "standard essential" in GSM/3G alone. It's pretty dumb to argue that each individual inventor's patent, or the current assignee's, is legit if and only if they are in the business of making or productizing them themselves.