Qualcomm wants to one-up Apple with better satellite phone coverage
It's not enough to match Apple's Emergency SOS by Satellite, Qualcomm is promising full two-way text messaging through space with Snapdragon Satellite.
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William Gallagher
Qualcomm will provide 5G modems for 2023 iPhone line
Apple will source its modems from Qualcomm for the upcoming iPhone line rather than using its custom 5G modem as initially expected.
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Amber Neely
Apple's modem may not surface in iPhones until 2025
Qualcomm is likely to remain a supplier of modems to Apple for a few more years, analysts expect, with the prospect of an iPhone using an Apple-designed modem potentially pushed back to 2025 at the earliest.
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Malcolm Owen
SCOTUS rejects Apple's bid to cancel Qualcomm's 5G patents
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Apple's bid to cancel patents on 5G and wireless tech, as the company faces the possibility of another lawsuit from Qualcomm.
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Andrew Orr
iPhone 14 satellite SOS uses Qualcomm modem & Apple tech
Apple may be trying to ditch Qualcomm for iPhone components, but it's using the company's modem integrated with custom Apple tech for the satellite communications Emergency SOS feature.
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Qualcomm won't have to pay $1 billion euro Apple modem payment fine
The European Union has given up on its 1 billion euro penalty it levied on Qualcomm, after an appeals court ruled that the fine and trial were irregular and illegally applied.
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Apple's 'failed' 5G modem effort means iPhone 15 will be all-Qualcomm
Apple's project to create a 5G modem of its own design may not be going how it wants, with Qualcomm now thought to be the sole modem supplier for the iPhone 15 launch in 2023.
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US Supreme Court passes on Apple's bid to revive Qualcomm patent invalidation
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear an Apple bid to revive an effort to invalidate a pair of Qualcomm patents, despite the settlement between the two companies.
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Mike Peterson
Qualcomm antitrust fine over iPhone modem payments shot down by appeals court
An appeals court has ruled that A 1 billion euro fine applied to chipmaker Qualcomm over what was was alleged to be illegal payments to Apple to maintain modem placement in the iPhone will not stand.
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Mike Wuerthele
Wesley Hilliard
Mikey Campbell
