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Apple may have paid Qualcomm $5 to $6 billion to settle the litigation between the companies, according to UBS analyst Timothy Arcuri.

Qualcomm has filed answers and counterclaims to an Apple lawsuit that accuses the company of withholding 'nearly $1 billion in payments from Apple as retaliation for responding truthfully to law enforcement agencies investigating them.'

Leaked emails between Qualcomm and Apple suggest that the relationship between the two companies may have broken down due to a disagreement over software access.

Qualcomm President Cristiano Amon revealed that the company is working with Apple to launch a 5G iPhone 'as fast as we can'.

Apple's contract manufacturers Hon Hai, Compal, Wistron, and Pegatron have joined the company in its legal fight against Qualcomm.

Apple will launch the first 5G iPhone in 2020 using a Qualcomm modem.

Apple is reportedly planning to released a new iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 that circumvent a German injunction obtained by Qualcomm.

Apple has stopped selling iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 smartphone models in Germany after Qualcomm posted a $1.54 billion bond required to enforce a preliminary injunction granted against those devices.

After successfully obtaining a preliminary injunction on the sale of older iPhones in China, Qualcomm is now trying to win one against the newer iPhone XR and iPhone XS.

Qualcomm has filed a complaint with the United States International Trade Commission alleging that Apple has infringed on six Qualcomm patents that 'enabled important features and functions in iPhones'.

A court in China has granted Qualcomm's request for two preliminary injunctions banning Apple from importing and selling various iPhone models including the iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X.

Apple is planning to use Qualcomm's 5G modem for three new iPhones to be released in 2020.

Qualcomm has announced the first fully-integrated 5G NR millimeter wave (mmWave) and sub-6 GHz RF modules for smartphones and other mobile devices.

Apple has expanded its lawsuit against Qualcomm arguing to a U.S. federal court that the license agreements that give Qualcomm a cut of every iPhone manufactured are invalid.

Qualcomm has filed a lawsuit seeking to ban iPhone sales and manufacturing in China.

Qualcomm has sued Apple contract manufacturers Foxconn, Pegatron, Wistron, and Compal for withholding royalties.

Apple says that a ban on iPhone sales in China would force the company to settle with Qualcomm causing all mobile phone manufacturers unrecoverable losses.

Qualcomm claims that Apple has breached a court order by continuing to sell iPhones in China.

U.S. ITC judge MaryJoan McNamara has determined that some iPhone models with an Intel modem infringe on a Qualcomm patent.

A lobbying group that represents Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft, and Facebook has sided with Apple in its dispute with Qualcomm.

Broadcom has announced a proposal to buy Qualcomm for $70 an outstanding share which amounts to over $103 billion.

Qualcomm has announced that it expects to record revenues of $4.5 billion to $4.7 billion from its settlement with Apple.

The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) has blocked the possibility of a Qualcomm acquisition by Broadcom.

Following Apple's announcement that a deal has been reached with Qualcomm to end litigation and use the company's modems, Intel has announced that it is exiting the 5G smartphone modem business.

Qualcomm has been fined a record $773 million by Taiwan's Fair Trade Commission for antitrust violations.

Qualcomm and Apple today announced an agreement to dismiss all litigation between the two companies worldwide.

Apple has sued Qualcomm for $1 billion alleging that the company has been 'charging royalties for technologies they have nothing to do with'.

Qualcomm has confirmed that Apple will not use its modems for the next generation iPhones launching this fall.

A federal judge has ruled that the FTC antitrust lawsuit against Qualcomm can proceed.

Qualcomm has rejected an acquisition offer of $103 billion from Broadcom.

Testing by Cellular Insights has found that the Qualcomm-powered iPhone X still has better LTE performance than the Intel model.

Apple has sued Qualcomm in Beijing accusing the company of abusing its clout in the chip industry.

Apple's progress on 3D sensing is a year and a half to two years ahead of Qualcomm, according to a new report.

Qualcomm has announced the development of new fingerprint scanners that work through displays, thick glass, and metal with underwater operation, heartbeat and blood flow detection.

Apple is planning to equip its 2018 iPhones with faster modems from both Intel and Qualcomm, although Intel is expected to get a larger portion of the orders.

A judge has ordered Apple to pay $25,000 per day for not turning over documents in the FTC vs Qualcomm lawsuit.

Leaked documents from the Tata Electronics cyberattack reveal Apple's split modem strategy, A20 Pro packaging redesign, and an upgraded Sony camera sensor for the iPhone 18 Pro.

Qualcomm has issued an official response to Apple's $1 billion lawsuit alleging the company withheld payments.

A new report says sources within Apple confirm that the company is throttling the Qualcomm LTE modem in the Verizon iPhone 7.

With the iPhone 7, Apple dual sourced the LTE modem from Qualcomm and Intel, but the two modems don't perform equally.

According to an Qualcomm employee, Apple's A7 64-Bit chip 'hit them in the ut' and caused 'panic' in the industry when it was first unveiled

Qualcomm has issued a statement retracting remarks made by its Chief Marketing Officer who recently said the Apple 64-bit A7 processor is just a 'marketing gimmick'.

Qualcomm has reportedly agreed to invest up to ¥9.9 billion ($120.4 million) in Sharp via a series of capital injections.

Qualcomm SVP and Chief Marketing Officer Anand Chandrasekher says Apple's 64-bit A7 processor is just a 'marketing gimmick'.

Qualcomm has announced the availability of its Gimbal Proximity Beacons to compete with Apple's iBeacons.

Apple has reportedly fallen further behind in its effort to produce a 5G modem that could replace Qualcomm's modem chip for the iPhone.

Apple is again rumored to be using a Qualcomm Snapdragon chip for a lower cost iPhone.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. has reportedly refused bids from both Apple and Qualcomm to invest in the company and secure exclusive access to smartphone chip production.