The latest injunction is focused around power management in some iPhone models, and Apple is already planning to appeal the ban in Germany.
“The latest injunction is focused around power management in some iPhone models, and Apple is already planning to appeal the ban in Germany.”
Earlier today, Qualcomm revealed that it has now won a second injunction against Apple owing to copyright infringement and unlawful usage of its intellectual property, this time in its ongoing battle in Germany. In a press statement, the company has said, “ The District Court of Munich found that Apple is infringing Qualcomm’s intellectual property for power savings in smartphones and granted Qualcomm’s request for a permanent injunction, ordering Apple to cease the sale, offer for sale and importation for sale in Germany of infringing iPhones. The injunction covers all models of iPhones that contain the infringing functionalities and apply to Apple’s European Union entities as well as Apple Incorporated.
