The Apple vs. Samsung patent trial has come to a close, with the jury revealing their decision to the court. Samsung must pay apple $1,051,855,000 in damages, with the cost of damages split up between several devices. 

The damages, by device, are;

• $57,000,000 for the Samsung Prevail
• $44,792,974 for the Infused 4G
• $53,123,612 for the Mesmerize
• $3,350,256 for the Replenish
• $954,060 for the Transform

As for Apple’s stocks, they have now increased in value by approximately 2% to $675.29

The wrap up of the decisions, from Cult of Mac:

Here are the decisions:

– On the question of patents on the bounce-back technology featured in Galaxy line of smartphones immediately following the launch of the iPhone, Samsung is liable.

– On the question of pinch-and-zoom technologies, mostly based on one-and-two fingered control, the jury finds Samsung is guilty. Not all of the phones and tablets have been tagged as liable but many of them. (The damage figures could be huge.)

– On the question of tap and zoom technologies, Samsung is guilty. There are fewer devices dinged.

– Jury finds Samsung should have known that its divisions were enabling infringement actions.

– Jury finds Samsung DID NOT infringe iPad patents. That’s one on the column for Samsung.

– On the question of UI, mostly based on the iconography of the front screen of the iPhone, the jury finds Samsung guilty.

– This might be the biggest one so far: On the question of willfulness on most of the infringement of patents, the jury finds Samsung guilty as well.

– The jury ultimately upholds most of Apple’s patents.

– The jury decides against awarding Samsung any damages. Zero.

– The jury finds Samsung did not break Apple’s anti-trust exception.