Apple violated three Qualcomm patents and should pay the chipmaker $31 million for infringing on its technology, a jury decided, giving Qualcomm momentum as it heads into another legal skirmish with the iPhone maker next month. Qualcomm, which filed the suit in July 2017, alleged that Apple had used its technology without permission in some versions of its popular iPhone.
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