Judge Orders Oracle To Reduce Claims In Google Lawsuit From 132 To 3.

Judge Orders Oracle To Reduce Claims In Google Lawsuit From 132 To 3.

The ongoing Google vs. Oracle case was just dealt a serious victory/setback depending on which camp you cheer for. If you recall, Oracle sued Google for pretty much everything under the sun with claims of $100+ million being tossed around. The presiding judge, Hon. William, has ordered both companies to cut back their claims/defenses from 132 to 3, and told Oracle that the tossed out claims can never be tried again. Currently, there are 132 claims from seven patents...

Recent Revealing Of “Proprietary” Oracle Source Code Not As Bad As Originally Thought.

Recent Revealing Of “Proprietary” Oracle Source Code Not As Bad As Originally Thought.

The we had earlier concerning some pretty embarrassing examples of proprietary Oracle source code residing within Android source files may not be as serious or damaging as once thought. But Ars Technica’s Ryan Paul highlights that (1) the source code brought up by open source enthusiast and tech patent lawyer, Florian Mueller, is from a third party entity that included in Android’s Open Source Project repository. Second, much of the code in question is...

Fail: 37 Android Source Files Labeled With Proprietary Oracle Code.

Fail: 37 Android Source Files Labeled With Proprietary Oracle Code.

It’s a bad day to be a Google and avid Android distributor (such as your typical cellular carrier), as tech patent aficionado Florian Mueller, has found some rather startling finds whilst trudging through mountains of Android source code. In relation to the ongoing Oracle/Google lawsuit involving Android and it’s apparent patent infringement of Java, Mueller has found 37 Android source files contain blatantly stolen code from Oracle as they are labeled with:...

Steve clears the air regarding “deprecated Java”.

Steve clears the air regarding “deprecated Java”.

The web was up in arms yesterday over a statement on an updated Apple Developer Documentation detailing how Java on OS X would be deprecated (read: outdated, with the ceasing of updates) moving forward. Naturally, with countless Java-based programs already deployed for OS X, the associated Java-developers were concerned. Almost instantaneously, rumors started circulating as to the cause of the decision, with reasonings ranging from keeping Java apps out of the new Mac...

Steve Jobs releases fireside chat, going on the record why Flash will never come to iPhone OS.

Steve Jobs releases fireside chat, going on the record why Flash will never come to iPhone OS.

Still helplessly holding onto any hope that Steve Jobs would relent and let Flash on the iPhone platform? Just give it up now. It’s not ever going to happen. This is of course based off of an official “Fireside chat” of sorts put out by Steve himself. Truth be told, it’s not as vindictive and cut throat as I thought a letter concerning such a matter would be. It is very straight to the point, bulleted list type of affair laying out how it’s...

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