SAN JOSE — Apple and Samsung finally settled on a jury of four men and six women to hear their next patent trial, though a lawyer for the South Korean company lamented the swarm of iPhone users in the San Jose courtroom.
During a daylong selection process, U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh grilled prospective jurors about their familiarity with the companies’ long-running spat over smartphone and tablet technology. As in the tech titans’ previous trials, Koh asked each potential juror on Monday to state which devices they owned, which company made them and whether they planned to buy another.
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