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Oracle’s Suit Against Android Could Split Open Source (NewsFactor)
NewsFactor – Oracle’s suit against Google for the use of Java in its Android portable operating system continues to reverberate through the open-source movement.
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NewsFactor – Oracle’s suit against Google for the use of Java in its Android portable operating system continues to reverberate through the open-source movement.
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Reuters – Chipmaker Intel Corp unveiled a deal on Monday to buy German chipmaker Infineon Technologies AG’s wireless unit for $1.4 billion, as it claws its way into the booming smartphone market and cuts its reliance on personal computers.

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Well, Oracle seems determined to make this a memorable Friday the 13th. Just as the open source community reels from the impact of an Oracle lawsuit against Google for alleged Java patent infringements, it has now been revealed that Oracle has internally killed OpenSolaris.
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NewsFactor – Oracle announced Thursday that it has sued Google for patent and copyright infringements relating to the use of Java in Google’s open-source Android operating system. “In developing Android,” Oracle said, “Google knowingly, directly and repeatedly infringed Oracle’s Java-related intellectual property,” adding that the lawsuit “seeks appropriate remedies.”
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Oracle has filed a lawsuit against Google, charging that its Android phone software infringes on Oracle patents and copyrights related to Java, Oracle said on Thursday.