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After $5.7B verdict, Taction seeks royalties on iPhone and Apple Watch sales through 2035

Taction Technology is seeking supplemental damages, interest and royalties on future iPhone and Apple Watch sales after a jury awarded $5.7 billion against Apple. It wants payments to continue through September 24, 2035, when the patents expire.

Taction is seeking additional payments and royalties on Apple’s future sales after a $5.7 billion verdict.
The request covers the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, Apple Watch Series 12 and Apple Watch Ultra 4.

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9to5Mac20 Oct 2026, 00:14

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Apple ordered to pay Masimo another $184 million in patent interest

A federal judge ordered Apple to pay Masimo an additional $184 million in interest over a patent covering power-efficient blood-oxygen measurement. Apple had previously been ordered to pay $634 million in damages.

A judge ordered Apple to pay Masimo an extra $184 million in interest.
Apple had previously been ordered to pay $634 million in damages.

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9to5Mac6 Oct 2026, 16:35

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Jury orders Apple to pay $5.7 billion in Taction patent case

A US jury ruled that Apple infringed Taction Technology patents tied to its Taptic Engine and awarded Taction $5.7 billion. Apple disputed the verdict and damages and said it would appeal.

A jury ruled that Apple infringed two Taction Technology patents.
Apple was ordered to pay $5.7 billion.

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9to5Mac27 Sept 2026, 15:49