Apple, Nokia Reach Patent Licensing Agreement

Apple and Nokia said Tuesday they reached a patent licensing agreement that ends a six-month legal dispute over Apple's use of Nokia-patented technology in its iPhones. Nokia sued Apple in the U.S. and 10 other countries for patent infringement after Apple said it wouldn't continue to pay patent royalties to Nokia. The settlement resulted in a new patent licensing agreement in which Apple will pay royalties to Nokia effective in Q2. The companies said the pact involves Apple beginning to sell Nokia-made digital health products in its stores.