Microsoft Is Biggest Winner in Google-Motorola Deal

Source: IT Pro Portal

Announced back in August 2011, the move shocked the mobile arena and caused many to question Google's commitment to the relatively open nature of Android. Motorola would still be running as a separate business and ...
Full article at: IT Pro Portal  More like this  3 days ago, 8:11am CDT

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The Verdict Is In: Google Did Not Infringe On Oracle’s Patents

Source: TechCrunch

Just over a week ago, the jury began deliberations on the ongoing patent infringement case between Google and Oracle. After waiting in the wings, with bated breath, the verdict is finally in, as Judge Alsup has this afternoon ...
Full article at: TechCrunch  More like this  4 days ago, 1:15pm CDT

Motorola Now a Google Unit: What's Next for Android?

Source: International Business Times

The corporate marriage between search giant and Android developer Google Inc . (NASDAQ: GOOG) and former mobile phone leader Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. ( NYSE : MMI) closed is now official. Google confirmed that that the acquisition ...
Full article at: International Business Times  More like this  5 days ago, 2:19pm CDT

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Source: Term Paper Warehouse

Htc: HTC Corporation, formerly High Tech Computer Corporation is a Taiwanese manufacturer of Smartphone and tablets. Its core business is the development, production and manufacturing of electronic devices that ...
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Google Will Keep Android Free At Least Until 2017

Source: IT Pro Portal

The Chinese regulators agreed with Google's decision to purchase Motorola Mobility, but, according to recent reports, they asked Google to keep Android free for at least five more years. Google has never announced its intentions to alter the current ...
Full article at: IT Pro Portal  More like this  6 days ago, 11:19am CDT