> So rather than try to innovate, they are litigating. Apple's legal team haven't ever been nice guys, since way before the iPhone (maybe even before Jobs' ret

> So rather than try to innovate, they are litigating. Apple's legal team haven't ever been nice guys, since way before the iPhone (maybe even before Jobs' return, I don't know). This is a false dichotomy, Apple is not suddenly forcing its engineers to study law.