Apple to pay $5.7B for patent case

A jury in the United States has issued a verdict stating that Apple must pay more than $5.7 billion to Taccion for patent infringement related to technologies used in iPhones and Apple Watches. The lawsuit was filed over Apple's use of the "Taptic Engine" to produce vibrations and haptic pulses, which Taccion claims copies its patents. Apple plans to appeal the ruling, asserting that its technology differs fundamentally from Taccion's patents, while Taccion has welcomed the verdict. This is the largest such judgment in the U.S. to date, in a case involving intellectual property rights in communications and electronic devices.

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