Apple sued in the UK over use of critical iPhone feature
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Apple and Ericsson have failed to reach a deal over the use of 5G patents. What you need to know Ericsson is waging a legal war against Apple. The company has filed suit in the UK over its use of 5G patents. It`s the latest arena in an ongoing dispute about the technology. Ericsson has filed yet more lawsuits against Apple over the use of 5G patents, this time in the UK. As reported by patent litigation expert Florian Mueller on Monday: UK court records show a couple of Ericsson v. Apple filings: on June 6, Ericsson--represented by the law firm of Taylor Wessing, which has offices in numerous European countries (and beyond Europe)--filed with the High Court of Justice for England & Wales (still frequently referred to as the `EWHC`) The dispute pertains to the use of patents that cover 5G connectivity in devices like Apple`s iPhone 12 and iPhone 13. 5G has been one of the best iPhone upgrades in recent years, allowing faster browsing, downloads, and data consumption ...