On Feb. 24 a federal jury in Texas found Apple Inc. guilty of infringing upon multiple patents owned by licensing firm Smartflash, and ordered Apple to pay $532.9 million in damages.
The lawsuit, which was filed in May 2013, focused on technology patents that allows a media platform to access and store songs. Smartflash argued that Apple’s popular iTunes software infringed on those patents and demanded $852 million in damages.
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