[Apple was ordered to pay $5.7 billion in damages for tactile feedback patent infringement, and the company said it will appeal] On September 26, it was reported that a federal jury in San Diego, USA, ruled that Apple must pay more than $5.7 billion in compensation for infringing Taction Technology’s vibration technology-related patents. This patented technology is used in many iPhone and Apple Watch products. The jury found that Apple infringed two of Taction's tactile feedback patents, but ruled that the infringement did not constitute intentional infringement. Apple said in a statement that it "strongly objects to today's ruling and the amount of damages awarded, which are completely lacking in factual basis." "Apple did not use Taction's technology and we will appeal," the company said in a statement.