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Apple Faces Lawsuit Over Wireless Patents Samsung Previously Infringed

Apple Faces Lawsuit Over Wireless Patents Samsung Previously Infringed

By Editorial Team

Apple Inc. is facing a new federal lawsuit from Collision Communications Inc., alleging infringement of four patents that were at the core of a $445.5 million verdict against Samsung Electronics Co. in 2025.

The lawsuit filed in the US District Court for the Western District of Texas accuses Apple of infringing US Patent Nos. 7,463,703, 7,920,651, 7,593,492, and 6,947,505 with various iPhone, iPad, and Mac products utilizing 4G, 5G, and Wi-Fi technologies.

Collision Communications Inc.’s complaint mirrors the patents that a federal jury found Samsung had infringed in October with its electronic devices.

Apple has not yet responded to requests for comments on the matter.

This legal development highlights the ongoing disputes in the tech industry over intellectual property rights and patent infringements.

For more legal news and analysis, visit Bloomberg Law.

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About Shaina Lumish

Corporate Counsel, Renesas Electronics America Inc. | USA

About Shaina Lumish

Sasha Tan is the founder and CEO of Favful, a TripAdvisor-like platform for beauty products. As a serial entrepreneur, she started her first F&B business in Singapore at age 21. She is also well-versed in growing internet businesses as the former founding team member and VP of the online grocery delivery start-up, HappyFresh. Backed by Segnel Ventures, Gobi Partners, and 500 Startups before its official launch, Favful is now present in three countries, works with 20,000 beauty advisors, partners with over 2,000 brands, and covers more than 40,000 products to date.