You cannot win with "IP" wars. The US started it, the Chinese will finish it.
The difference between the two is that China has not put all its economic eggs in the IP basket and their versions of cutting edge Western industries are only just beginning...
Also, what will be particularly interesting is how international organisations will be grossly abused in the coming decade, from the UN and ITU to WTO as well as how Western access to Chinese markets will adversely change.
They better hope Apple wins; otherwise, Samsung's S-Voice and various other vendor's attempts are going to become tempting targets. Apple's is likely just getting sued first because they're the richest.
The entire bailout business is infuriating, coupled with no interest loans and now the LIBOR scandal, disruption needs to occur in the finance industry.
The difference between the two is that China has not put all its economic eggs in the IP basket and their versions of cutting edge Western industries are only just beginning...
Also, what will be particularly interesting is how international organisations will be grossly abused in the coming decade, from the UN and ITU to WTO as well as how Western access to Chinese markets will adversely change.