The Samsung Galaxy Nexus, the first Android smartphone to user Android Ice Cream Sandwich, came out in late 2011. Apple has accused the device of infringing patent Nos. '647, '959, '414, '721, and '172.

Samsung released its first phablet, the Galaxy Note, in early 2012. Apple says the device infringes patent Nos. '647, '959, '414, and '172.

Samsung released its second Galaxy Note phablet in October 2012. Apple says it infringes patent Nos. '647, '959, and '414.

Samsung released its Galaxy SII smartphone in late 2011. The device had different names at some carriers. Apple has accused three versions -- the Galaxy S11, Galaxy SII Epic 4G Touch, and Galaxy SII Skyrocket -- of infringing patent Nos. '647, '959, '414, '721, and '172.

Samsung introduced the Galaxy S3, one of the company's best-selling devices, in mid-2012. Apple has accused the device of infringing patent Nos. '647, '959, and '414.

Samsung released its 10.1-inch tablet in mid-2012. Apple says the device infringes patent Nos. '647, '959, and '414.

Samsung released the Stratosphere in late 2011. Apple says the device infringes patent Nos. '647, '959, '414, '721, and '172.

Apple introduced the iPhone 4 in 2010. Samsung says the device infringes patent Nos. 239 and '449.

Apple's iPhone 4S came out in late 2011. Samsung has accused the device of infringing patent Nos. '239 and '449.

Apple's iPhone with a bigger screen, the iPhone 5, came out in late 2012. Samsung has accused the device of infringing patent Nos. '239 and '449.

The iPad 2 first hit the market in early 2011. Samsung has accused it of infringing patent '239.

Apple's "new iPad," released in early 2012, has been accused of infringing Samsung's patent No. 239.

Apple's fourth-generation iPad came out in late 2012. Samsung says the device infringes patent '239.

Apple's iPad Mini hit the market in late 2012. Samsung says it infringes patent No. '239.

Apple released the fifth generation of its iPod Touch in late 2012. The device has been accused of infringing Samsung patent No. '449.

Apple released the fourth generation of its iPod Touch in 2011. The device has been accused of infringing Samsung patent No. '449.