Author: Chris Burns / Source: SlashGear
In one of several court battles around the world, Qualcomm’s win against Apple resulted in some iPhones returning to sale where they’d been banned. This battle was fought in Germany, where the iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 were banned from sale temporarily pending the outcome of a court case.
The versions that’ve returned to sale in Germany did so with a change unique to this country: They’ve created iPhones with only Qualcomm hardware inside where elsewhere in the world they’re also using tech from Intel.In a court case in Germany, Qualcomm alleged that some iPhone 8 and iPhone 7 models infringed upon several patents. With Intel tech inside, these phones apparently used a Qualcomm-patented technology without proper dues paid to Qualcomm. The patents in question had to do with envelope…
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