<ul><li>Apple has been ordered by London's Court of Appeal to pay $502 million to U.S. patent holder Optis Cellular Technology for the use of 4G patents in iPhones and iPads.</li><li>Optis Cellular Technology sued Apple in 2019 over patents it claims are essential to certain technological standards like 4G.</li><li>Apple plans to appeal the court's decision while Optis vows to continue defending its intellectual property.</li><li>The Court of Appeal's ruling recognizes the high value of Optis' patents and orders Apple to pay over $700 million, citing Apple's significant negotiating strength as giving it an unfair advantage.</li></ul>

Apple v. Optis Cellular Technology

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