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Apple ordered to pay $5.7bn for infringing haptics patents

Apple ordered to pay $5.7bn for infringing haptics patents

A US jury in San Diego has directed Apple to make a payment exceeding $5.7 billion to Taction Technology, following a finding that it infringed two patents. The case involves Apple's Taptic Engine, which creates vibrations in iPhones and Apple Watches for alerts. Apple has disputed the ruling, which represents the biggest patent settlement ever recorded in US history, and intends to lodge an appeal.

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