IPhone sales in Germany prohibited by court order

A German court ruled that some iPhones infringed one of the many patents relating to Qualcomm. Apple is currently under a second ban sale.

Unlike China, Qualcomm targets some of the software features found in iOSBut the situation in Germany concerns iPhone devices containing a certain set of components Intel And Qorvo.

According to the decision, the company violated Qualcomm's patent because of its ability to save battery power when the smart phone modem is active, which means that all iPhone devices are equipped with components. Qorvo Will be banned in Germany.

Without doubt, if Apple chooses to appeal, the ban on sales in Germany will not disappear immediately, which means that Apple will continue to sell smartphones on the market.

In addition, Qualcomm also expects a separate decision in Germany concerning four other research-related patents. iOS Contacts and shortcuts in SpotlightAnd in the hope of avoiding any other legal problem, Apple recently asked for an update of the German iPhone devices, which provides for the reform of these cases.