IANAL, but I have taken a good number of law classes and should be in law school by the end of the year. There's no way in hell they'll get an injunction. In cases like this, an injunction essentially would make Apple the winner without an actual court case because it would give them an uncontested market (uncontested by Droid anyway) for a year or two while this went through the courts. Even if Google won the case, they'd be screwed. Apple is pretty much limited to collecting damages after the fact unless the violation is really blatant, which it isn't or this would have come up earlier.