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A Mannheim court tossed out Qualcomm's patent suit against Apple, but the chipmaker still has an iPhone sales ban in effect.
New testimony from the FTC vs Qualcomm trial reveals that Apple was considering Samsung and MediaTek as 5G iPhone modem suppliers.
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As the trial between the U.S. Federal Trade Commission and Qualcomm begins, two Chinese companies are the star witnesses.
Qualcomm proudly announced at CES that this year there will be more than 30 devices from global OEMs using its Snapdragon X50 5G modem.
There is a new iOS 12.1.3 developers beta version now available for download, and it supposed to solve some of the issues we have seen before
Qualcomm recently claimed, in its defense, that Samsung and Huawei are supplying the majority of their modem chips in smartphones.
The iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 variants are no longer for sale in Germany through the site of Apple.com after Qualcomm took a dangerous gamble
The ban is covering more than the 15 Apple Stores in the country — it will also affect sales of the iPhone 7 and 8 at more than 4,000 resellers.
According to a recent report, out of the top 10 companies that filed for patents related to self-driving cars, only 3 are in the car industry.
This model is going into a second year, but not without a few new muscles in its body. This includes extneded battery life.
Samsung dropped out of supporting the Korean Fair Trade Commission's lawsuit against the semiconductors company for an anticompetitive charge.
Upgrading to the last version of iOS 12.1.2 isn't in your smartphones best interest since you could end up with serious issues with your iPhone
The ban affects iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 models, though Qualcomm vows it will pursue injunctions on the XS, XS Max and XR models, too.
Why does China get all the good things first? Also, do you really need 12GB of RAM? You're going to want to watch this phone closely.
Apple and Qualcomm are still going at it in China, even after the new iOS 12.1.2 software update has arrived in all iPhones
Apple's contracted iPhone manufacturers are ready to face off with the chipmaker and perhaps rake up to $27 billion in damages if arguments go their way.
The newly announced Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 not only supports 5G, but it also offers support for upcoming foldable smartphones.
The chipmaker won a preliminary injunction against iPhones released in the past 3 years, but it also wants to wrap in the latest ones with the bans, too.
Apple keeps on working to depend less on other companies for components in their devices, and now they could be working on cellular modems
The company may have chosen the wrong time to streamline its offerings as its primary mobile-focused business struggles through court battles.
Apple has a problem in their hands as a court decision has banned many iPhone models from being imported or sold in China
It's been a long week in Hawaii at the Qualcomm Snapdragon Tech Summit and we are all the more knowledgeable about 5G for it.
A spat on patents and royalties between the chipmaker and iPhone giant may or may not be resolved in Qualcomm's favor. But an end is an end.
