 Sydney Morning Herald | As Oracle and Google Both Claim Wins in the Java Case, What`s Next? eWeek The jury in the Oracle vs. Google lawsuit returned a partial verdict saying Google infringed on Oracle's Java copyrights. However, as jurors deadlocked on the issue of fair use, the issue of API copyrightability becomes paramount. Google-Oracle jury reaches impasse on key issue Oracle gets partial victory in Google suit Google infringed on Oracle Java copyrights says jury |
Sydney Morning Herald | Google-Oracle jury reaches impasse on key issue BusinessWeek A federal jury in San Francisco has reached an impasse on a key issue in Oracle's copyright-infringement case against Google, handing the database-software company a major setback. Oracle sought millions of dollars in damages after claiming that Google ... Oracle gets partial victory in Google suit Google infringed on Oracle Java copyrights says jury Google Copied Java, Jury Says; Fair Use Question Open |
Sydney Morning Herald | Oracle dealt setback in Google case Boston Globe AP SAN FRANCISCO - A federal jury in San Francisco has reached an impasse on a key issue in Oracle's copyright infringement case against Google, handing the database software company a major setback. Oracle had been seeking up to $1 billion in damages ... Google infringed Java copyrights in Android, jury finds Google infringed Oracle copyrights, jury finds, but deals a blow to Oracle's ... Google Copied Java, Jury Says; Fair Use Question Open |
 Globe and Mail | Mark Zuckerberg kicks off Facebook's IPO road show Washington Post SAN FRANCISCO _ Dressed in his trademark hoodie and jeans, Facebook Inc. co-founder Mark Zuckerberg kicked off a cross-country road show to pitch his company's initial public stock offering. Hundreds of institutional investors stood in long lines ... Facebook begins marketing IPO to investors Zuckerberg kicks off Facebook's IPO show in New York When Facebook Met Wall Street |
 CBC.ca | Facebook begins marketing IPO to investors San Francisco Chronicle Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg met would-be investors Monday as the largest social-networking service began marketing its initial public offering, said a person with knowledge of the matter. Facebook, after meeting potential shareholders in New York on ... Facebook investor roadshow sees Zuckerberg keep it casual When Facebook Met Wall Street Zuckerberg kicks off Facebook's IPO show in New York |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Google infringed Java copyrights in Android, jury finds Computerworld By James Niccolai IDG News Service - A jury has found that Google infringed Oracle's Java copyrights in Android but could not decide unanimously if the the infringement was protected by "fair use." The jury's verdict, delivered Monday after a week of ... Oracle faces setback in case against Google Expert: Oracle-Google Copyright Verdict 'Terribly Inconclusive' Summary of verdicts in Oracle case against Google |
Sydney Morning Herald | Expert: Oracle-Google Copyright Verdict 'Terribly Inconclusive' PC Magazine By Damon Poeter A federal jury's mixed verdict in a high-profile lawsuit pitting two Silicon Valley giants in a software copyright battle that could have repercussions across the tech industry was panned by legal experts hoping for a more conclusive ... Oracle Jury Finds Infringement, Can't Agree on 'Fair Use' Oracle / Google Verdict Suggests Open-ness Must Be Licensed Summary Box: Oracle Wins, Loses in Google Trial |
 eWeek | Oracle vs. Google: The Curious Fate of a Tangled Case on Java APIs eWeek By Chris Preimesberger on 2012-05-07 What a tangled Web of litigation, close friends, enemies, software licensing, open-source interpretation and intrigue this case proved to be. A jury in Federal District Court for Northern California in San Francisco ... Jury deadlocks on key issue in Google-Oracle trial Jury favors Oracle in mega-millions Android lawsuit Oracle Won 'Zero Finding' of Google Liability, Judge Says |
Telegraph.co.uk | Google Liable for Copyright Infringement, Jury Finds PCWorld By James Niccolai, IDG News A jury has found Google liable for copyright infringement in its use of Java in Android, but has not managed to decide whether that infringement was protected by rules governing "fair use." The verdict, delivered Monday ... Jury favors Oracle in mega-millions Android lawsuit Summary of verdicts in Oracle-Google trial on copyright-infringement questions Oracle Tackles Java Patents After Mixed Verdict Against Google |
 Wired News | Apple Releases iOS 5.1.1 to Fix Bugs With HDR, AirPlay Video Playback Wired News By Christina Bonnington Apple issued an update to its iOS operating system Monday, fixing a handful of minor bugs that have been affecting iPhones, iPads and iPod touch devices. Improves the reliability of the HDR photography option when shooting ... New iOS 5.1.1 update fixes problems with camera, iPad connectivity iOS 5.1.1 Jailbreak hacked already Apple updates iOS, mum on Wi-Fi, battery fixes |
 USA TODAY | Google Copied Java, Jury Says; Fair Use Question Open InformationWeek Judge Alsup rejects Oracle counsel David Boies' claim for "infringer's profits" from nine copied lines of Java code as "bordering on the ridiculous." By Thomas Claburn InformationWeek Google infringed Oracle's copyrighted Java APIs when it created its ... Google liable for copyright infringement, jury finds Google Violated Oracle Patent, Jury Decides Oracle gets a chance to rewrite software law |
 Sydney Morning Herald | Oracle Wins Muddled Victory in Google Trial Wall Street Journal By JOHN LETZING SAN FRANCISCOâ€"The jury deliberating over Oracle Corp.'s claims Google Inc. infringed copyrights protecting Oracle's Java technology reached a mixed decision Monday that would leave Google liable for only for a relatively minimal amount ... Jury favors Oracle in $1 billion Android lawsuit, hits impasse on key issue Google-Oracle jury deadlocked on key point Google liable for copyright infringement, jury finds |
 AppAdvice | Apple improves AirPlay playback, iPad network switching, HDR with iOS 5.1.1 Ars Technica By Jacqui Cheng | Published May 7, 2012 12:45 PM Apple has released an update to iOS that fixes a number of minor (but annoying) bugs within the operating system. The update was just released on Monday afternoon (at least for those of us on the eastern ... Apple releases iOS 5.1.1, fixes pile of minor bugs Apple iOS 5.1.1 fixes a number of annoying bugs Apple Releases iOS 5.1.1 for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch |
 GSMArena.com | Smartphone owners now a majority of US mobile market, a multicultural feast ... The Verge By Tim Carmody on May 7, 2012 01:00 pm 5Comments Smartphone owners are now the majority of the US mobile market. According to a new report from Nielsen, the US passed the tipping point in March, with 50.4 percent of mobile subscribers now sporting a ... Whites Lag Other Americans in Smartphone Ownership Nielsen: Smartphones Used By 50.4% of US Consumers, Android 48.5% of Them Nielsen: In the US, white men carry the dumbest phones |
 SlashGear | Color partners with Verizon for live streaming SlashGear How many times has social media app Color reinvented itself? We've lost count, but it seems to have found its newest suitor in the form of Verizon. Color and Verizon will be teaming up to install a version of the app on select Android LTE smartphones ... Color launches new features on Verizon only Color Teams up With Verizon to Power Live Video on Facebook Founder of Color Still Has Faith, Partners With Verizon on Android |
 VentureBeat | Remember Color? It's Taking Another Shot With A Big Verizon Partnership (VZW) San Francisco Chronicle Color has signed a partnership with Verizon that will help Color dramatically improve its live video sharing app, and Verizon will integrate Color into upcoming 4G LTE phones. Color became infamous last year after it raised $41 million from Sequoia and ... Can you hear me now? Color goes live with multi-year Verizon deal Verizon announces HTC Incredible with 4G LTE and Ice Cream Sandwich Verizon unveils Droid Incredible 4G LTE |
 Wired News | Evernote Expands Note-Taking Empire By Acquiring iPad App Penultimate Wired News By Christina Bonnington The shopping spree by cash-rich app company Evernote continues with the acquisition of Penultimate. On Monday, Evernote announced it would be acquiring the breathtakingly simple handwriting app for the iPad. Evernote acquires handwriting app Penultimate Evernote Acquires Popular Handwriting App Penultimate Evernote acquires Penultimate, works on its handwriting skills |
 TIME | AT&T barges into home security and automation Fox News The AT&T logo is on display at a RadioShack store in Gloucester, Mass.AP Photo/Lisa Poole NEW YORK â€" AT&T Inc. will start selling home automation and security services nationwide, taking on incumbents led by Tyco International Ltd.'s ADT. AT&T's New Service Will Allow You to Secure Your Home From Anywhere AT&T Expands in Home Security in Search for Growth Beyond Phones AT&T Introduces Digital Life: IP-Based Home Automation And Security System ... |
 MyBroadband | Samsung Galaxy S3 launch window in SA MyBroadband Jan Vermeulen is a technology journalist and web developer at MyBroadband. After receiving a Computer Engineering degree at the University of Pretoria he worked at... The Samsung Galaxy S3 will be launched in South Africa as close to the international ... Camera megapixels: Why more isn't always better (Smartphones Unlocked) Samsung Galaxy S III to be launched in India in the first week of June iPhone 5 to blast disappointing Samsung Galaxy S3 |
 Sydney Morning Herald | Buffett: US banks in better shape than Europe's The Associated Press OMAHA, Neb. (AP) â€" Billionaire Warren Buffett says American banks are in much better financial shape than European counterparts because of measures taken during the financial crisis. The leader of the conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway Inc. said during a ... Buffett's opinion on Walmart not changed by scandal Investor Warren Buffett says Europe will have difficult time resolving its ... Buffett says Europe's fiscal problems will linger |
 SlashGear | Disney Research works on Touché touch control using body parts SlashGear If you're like me, you probably didn't know that Disney even had a research arm. Disney does have a research arm called Disney Research, and it is working on an interesting bit of technology called Touché. Touché is designed to bring touch control to ... Disney Research's Touché system detects your touch on most things, even water ... Tablet-like touch interface comes to everyday objects Bringing Touch Recognition to Everything |
 SlashGear | AT&T Digital Life takes home automation mainstream SlashGear AT&T has waded into the connected home security market, launching AT&T Digital Life, a web-connected digital lifestyle and safety system offering control over HVAC, alarms, appliances and more. Set to begin domestic trials in Atlanta and Dallas this ... Atlanta's AT&T Mobility moves into home security market AT&T barges into home security and automation AT&T Expands in Home Security in Search for Growth Beyond Phones |
 SlashGear | LG Google TVs arrive late May SlashGear LG will begin selling Google TV sets in late May, a senior exec has confirmed, with US buyers finally able to pick up the long-promised smart televisions. Sales in the US will kick off in the week of May 21, LG TV's executive vice president confirmed ... LG Elec to launch Google TV in US in late May -exec LG to launch second version of Google TV in May? LG's Google TV-enabled sets coming to US end of May |
 Dexigner | Adobe CS6 on sale now; Creative Cloud looms SlashGear Adobe CS6 has gone on sale, bringing new versions of Photoshop and more, while the company's new cloud and subscription services are expected to launch on Friday. Officially unveiled last month, CS6 includes fourteen apps in total â€" new or refreshed ... Adobe Ships Creative Suite 6, Creative Cloud Up Next Adobe Creative Suite 6 out now, Creative Cloud coming May 11 Adobe ships CS6 software; Creative Cloud imminent |
