Doesn't the non-discriminatory part just mean you have to license these patents to everyone who is willing to pay the fair and reasonable price? I don't see why

Doesn't the non-discriminatory part just mean you have to license these patents to everyone who is willing to pay the fair and reasonable price? I don't see why that term would have any connection to individual products, and setting a different price for each product is reasonable accounting for the volume you expect to be sold of the product and the importance of the patented functionality to the product. Frankly, it's a cell phone, so you could argue that the technology being licensed here is the core of the product.