BlackBerry has won the first round of its patent infringement case against an iPhone keyboard.

SKorean court found that Apple didn’t violate three patents of Samsung, rejected claims to ban iPhone, iPad sales. Apple vs Samsung patent battle is on.

Galaxy S4 was included by Apple to the list of Samsung patent infringements. The Cupertino company has 23 Samsung devices in the list.

Barely two weeks have passed since the release of the Nexus 7, and it’s already bashed with patent-infringement claims. Google introduced its 7 inch tablet built by Asus at Google I/O conference in San Francisco last week. The gadget runs Android’s new Jelly Bean version; it was well accepted by fans because of its low cost and the article by GIZMODO called it “the best way to spend $200.” Nevertheless, Nokia claims that the Nexus uses  Wi-Fi technology covered by its patents and neither Google nor Asus talked with Nokia about licensing.

Samsung was prevented from selling its Galaxy Nexus smartphone on the territory of the U.S. This was the ruling made by U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh. Adam Yates, a Samsung spokesman, said that Judge Lucy Koh’s ruling has immensely disappointed Samsung as US consumers were restricted from making their own decision with regards to the choice of smartphones. Yates though has assured US consumers that they will take all the necessary measures, including legal action, just to give consumers the opportunity to purchase Galaxy Nexus.