The US Supreme Court rejected Samsung's complaint on Apple's lawsuit. The case was considered from 2012, and Samsung each time challenged the decision, seeking a reduction in compensation.

Apple accused Samsung of borrowing patented design and technology solutions in the production of Galaxy smartphones and required compensation for each device sold. The Supreme Court disputed 120 million dollars, which Samsung must pay for infringement of patents for autocorrecting the text and unlocking the screen with a gesture of a swap.

Samsung will have to pay 120 million dollars, and this is not such a big money given that only in the last quarter the company's profit was almost 13 billion dollars. The decision of the Supreme Court will not be contested, because it is the highest judicial organ of the United States. There are no other unresolved disputes between Apple and Samsung.