Qualcomm

Apple and Qualcomm making peace with each other might not have been the sole reason responsible for Intel bowing out of 5G mobile modem business.

With Apple and Qualcomm's patent lawsuit now out of the way, the way forward to a 5G-enabled iPhone seems much more clear.

The iPhone maker has been publicly arguing for the past two years that Qualcomm's technology was no good.

The company’s shares soared nearly 23% after the announcement.

The companies headed to court for one day before announcing the settlement.

Apple and Qualcomm have announced a settlement deal.

Jury selection for the five-week trial has now been completed.

The companies are fighting a wide-ranging legal war over the fees Qualcomm charges for access to its cellular technology inventions.

A U.S. trade judge believes some imported iPhones should be permanently banned.

Today's ruling is unrelated to the patent fight that both companies are embroiled in but pertains to the matter of patent royalty rebates.

The second day of Qualcomm's patent trial against Apple involves a single patent related to fast boot-up technology in smartphones.

Apple has resumed selling the iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 in Germany amid its ongoing legal tussle with chipmaker Qualcomm.