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A federal jury hit Apple with a $5.7 billion verdict over Taptic Engine patents. The jury found unintentional infringement, and Apple plans to appeal, so the award is not final.Read original on X
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Jury hits Apple with $5.7 billion Taptic Engine verdict
The federal jury found unintentional infringement; Apple plans to appeal, so the award is not final.
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