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Apple is ranked seventh on the 2021 list of the top U.S. patent assignees.

Apple and Samsung have finally settled settled a seven year patent dispute over allegations that Samsung copied the design of the Apple iPhone.

Apple has allegedly accelerated development of 'smart ring' technology ahead of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Ring.

Apple and Samsung are headed back to court again for a damages retrial in their never ending patent infringement battle.

US Patent and Trademark office has rejected claims of an Apple patent that plays a central role in the Samsung Electronics patent infringement lawsuit known as 'pinch to zoom'

The U.S. patent office has preliminarily Invalidated the famous 'Steve Jobs Patent' on the iPhone, also known as the Touch Screen Patent

Samsung has asked the Supreme Court of the Untied States to hear an appeal on its patent infringement lawsuit with Apple

Apple wants $380 million in a new trial being held to determine damages from Samsung's patent infringement but Samsung believes it should have to pay just $52 million.

The United States Supreme Court has thrown out a $339 million patent infringement ruling Apple previously won against Samsung.

After refusing to hear Apple's appeal in the e-Books pricing fixing case, the U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear Samsung's appeal over a $548 million patent infringement verdict awarded to Apple.

The United States Patent and Trademark Office has rejected multiple claims of Apple's '172 autocomplete patent, including claim 18 which was asserted against Samsung in the second California trial.

Apple and Samsung have agreed to end their patent suits against each other outside of the U.S.A.

Apple and Samsung are reportedly in talks to have all future patent disputes settled outside of court

Judge Lucy Koh has denied Samsung's emergency motion to stay the damages trial which awarded an additional $290 million to Apple for the infringement of its patents.

Apple is seeking an additional $2 billion in damages from Samsung in a new patent trial starting this week.

Apple is seeking sanctions against Samsung after it was discovered that company executives were given details of a highly confidential Nokia-Apple patent license.

The U.S. International Trade Commission has ruled that Apple infringed on a Samsung patent and issued a cease and desist order for the AT&T iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPad 3G, and iPad 2 3G.

Following the recent trial versus Samsung in which Apple was awarded $119.6 million in damages, Apple is now requesting additional liability findings, a tripling of the largest part of the damages award, a permanent injunction, and a complete damages retrial.

The Rockstar patent consortium consisting of Apple, Microsoft, BlackBerry, Ericsson and Sony has sued Google, Samsung, and others with patents purchased from Nortel for $4.5 billion.

Apple and Samsung CEOs have agreed to mediation in the latest patent dispute between the two companies

A Tokyo court ruled today that Samsung has infringed on Apple's rubber-banding patent.

Samsung says it will seek further review of patent damages awarded to Apple even after being granted a reduction of about 45% of the original $1.05 billion amount.

Apple has countersued Qualcomm accusing the company of infringing eight of its patents with the Snapdragon system on a chip.

Apple wants $2.5 billion dollars from samsung in a US patent dispute trial

Apple has won a U.K. patent infringement lawsuit exonerating itself from charges that it unlawfully used Samsung technology.

The Hague District Court has ruled that Apple must pay Samsung for infringing on 3G patent EP1188269.

A judge in Tokyo has ruled that Samsung doesn't infringe on an Apple patent for synchronizing music and video with servers and has ordered Apple to pay Samsung's legal fees.

Apple offered to license its patents to Samsung for $30 per smartphone and $40 per tablet in October 2010.

Apple has appealed a Tokyo court's ruling that Samsung didn't infringe on a patent for synchronizing media data with servers.

The U.S. Court of Appeals has thrown out a verdict that required Apple to pay $533 million to Smartflash for patent infringement.

Concerned that Apple's patent battle with Samsung could be restricting competition, EU Regulators are now investigating the situation.

Samsung has offered Apple a deal in the Australian patent dispute between the two companies that threatens to prevent the launch of its Galaxy Tab 10.1 in the country.

The ITC has voted to institute an investigation of whether Apple has infringed on Samsung patents with its iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

The United States Patent and Trademark Office has notified Apple that it will issue a reexamination certificate confirming four claims of its rubber-banding or overscroll bounce patent.

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has reconfirmed all 20 claims of the 'Steve Jobs Patent' after tentatively rejecting all the claims in December 2012.

Huawei plans to begin charging companies like Apple and Samsung a 'reasonable' fee for access to its 5G patents.

Amazon has launched its Cyber Monday 2022 sale with many great deals for online shoppers.

Apple has been awarded a patent relating the iPad's design that appears to literally be for a rounded rectangle.

Apple and Google have agreed to drop all current patent lawsuits against one another.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has issued a preliminary ruling that rejects Apple's 'pinch-to-zoom' patent upon re-examination.

Apple-backed Rockstar Consortium will sell its 4000 patents to RPX for $900 million. RPX plans to license the patents to a separate syndicate of 30 technology companies including Google and Cisco.

Apple has won another legal battle against Motorola as the appeals court ruled that the company did not violate a Motorola patent.

Apple is the top target of patent trolls with 171 patent lawsuits filed against the company by non-practicing entities since 2009.

Apple has licensed a key iOS scrolling patent to Nokia and IBM, and even offered to license it to Samsung during failed negotiations in November 2010.

The Bundespatentgericht, Germany's Federal Patent Court, has ruled that Apple's patent for 'unlocking a device by performing gestures on an unlock image' is invalid.

Apple has agreed top drop patent claims against the Samsung Galaxy S III Mini so long as Samsung doesn't sell the device in the U.S.A.

Apple's head of Patent Licensing & Strategy Boris Teksler has left the company to take a position as President of Technology at Technicolor.

Boston University has filed a lawsuit against Apple for patent infringement