Apple's patent's are software patents which we all as software people know should never exist.
Nokia's patents are hardware patents, actual inventions related to wireless.
In other words, a light bulb is genuinely patentable but some software code which does (for example only) if(switch=on)light=true shouldn't be patentable and much less enforceable.
Nokia's patents are hardware patents, actual inventions related to wireless.
In other words, a light bulb is genuinely patentable but some software code which does (for example only) if(switch=on)light=true shouldn't be patentable and much less enforceable.