The technology supporting the dual-camera function of Apple’s iPhones is at the centre of a patent infringement lawsuit filed yesterday by two individuals.
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1 May 2018 Apple has been accused of patent infringement in two separate lawsuits filed yesterday, with one centring on the iPhone’s dual camera and the other on Apple’s ‘do not disturb while driving’ feature.
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