By Adriana Lee |
It’s always stunning when one of the world’s most prominent tech companies gets inflitrated. When several get breached one after another, it’s positively jaw-dropping. But that’s precisely the scenario we’re looking at, with Apple, Facebook and Twitter all falling victim in quick succession to security…
By Killian Bell |
Motorola Mobility has unveiled its first Android smartphone powered by an Intel processor this morning. It’s called the RAZR i, and it boasts a 4.3-inch “edge-to-edge” Super AMOLED Advance display, which Motorola promises is 40% larger than that of the iPhone 4S, and 15% larger…
By Todd Haselton |
A jury on Wednesday decided that Google did not infringe on two of Oracle’s patents. Google may not have infringed on patents, but the jury — which has now been sent home for good — said Google did infringe on Oracle’s copyrights. According to The…
By Brandon Russell |
A partial verdict has been reached in the Oracle vs. Google trial, finding that the search giant did in fact infringe upon Oracle’s Java programming language. However, the jury was unable to reach a unanimous decision on whether Google had the right to fair use…
By Brandon Russell |
Closing arguments have been made, and now the fate of the Oracle vs. Google trial rests in juror hands. Deliberation began on Monday, Reuters reported, to decide whether or not Google is liable to pay $1 billion in damages for violating Oracle’s Java patents. Oracle,…
By Mark Hearn |
While giving testimony Wednesday for Google’s case versus Oracle over smartphone technology, Google’s CEO Larry Page stated that the company’s Android platform was an asset, but is not critical to the company’s success. Such a statement may seem shocking to some, especially since Page sent…
By Brandon Russell |
Oracle, a company that specializes in enterprise software products — particularly database management systems — once considered entering the smartphone market to compete directly with Android. In fact, according to the company’s CEO, Larry Ellison, Oracle at one point contemplated the purchase of Research In…
