US smartphone chip titan Qualcomm said it won a $31-million verdict in its multifront war with Apple over patented technology used in iPhones.
A jury in a federal court in Southern California ordered that Apple pay Qualcomm for patent infringement for chips used on iPhone 7, 8 and X models.
A third patent related to promoting rich graphics in games while protecting battery life, according to Qualcomm. Apple's goal was to buy mobile chips from Intel instead of depending on Qualcomm, the dominant maker of mobile phone processors and has argued that Qualcomm abuse of its dominant position was harmful to the whole industry.
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