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

android-happyJust 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 William Alsup of the U.S. District Court of Northern California dismissed the jury this afternoon after a unanimous decision that ruled in favor of Google’s mobile OS — declaring that Android did not in fact infringe on the Oracle patents in question.

The decision follows an opposing verdict earlier this month, in which the jury in the long-running infringement case found that certain components of Android APIs had too close of a resemblance to code used in Oracle’s Java programming tools. However, the jury ended up splitting on the notion of whether or not Google could in fact claim fair use in its defense (which could have then led to a mistrial.)

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Recovering from Google’s Penguin Update

If you are in any way involved with digital marketing, web development, link building, social media marketing or just follow what’s going on in the internet world, Google’s Penguin update shouldn’t be news to you. At Mainstreethost, we have been busy over the past several weeks performing Penguin recovery related consultations, fielding client inquiries and […]

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