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119 posts and columns on Java
Patched or Not, Homeland Security Says You’re Still Better Off Without Java
CERT says the best patch for Java is to disable it entirely.
Oracle Patches Java Vulnerability
Yet another fix for yet another vulnerability.
Google Slaps Oracle With $4 Million Legal Bill
$2.9 million for copying and organizing documents …
Google-Oracle Standoff Sends Patent Case to Trial
Their settlement talks in shambles, Oracle and Google will finally head to court to resolve their ongoing intellectual-property dispute.
Oracle Figures 700,000 Android Activations a Day Are Worth $3.65 Billion a Year to Google
Oracle has put a potential dollar value on the damages it may claim in its Java-related patent infringement case against Google over its Android operating system. And it’s a very large number.
Latest Oracle Damage Claim Still Ridiculous, Google Says
Little progress being made in Larry versus Larry.
Oracle-Google Faceoff: Judge Tells the Larrys to Keep Talking
Another round of closed-door talks for Google’s Page and Oracle’s Ellison.
Old Java Emails May Bite Google in Android Patent Suit
What was that again? “We conclude that we need to negotiate a license for Java under the terms we need”?
The Defense Calls Its First Witness: James Gosling, "Father of Java"
Java founder James Gosling, who left Oracle after its acquisition of Sun Microsystems last year, has a new job: working for Google.
Google Asks Court to Toss Oracle’s Android Lawsuit
Silicon Valley’s latest Goliath versus Goliath battle is officially on. Google today responded to Oracle’s claims that its Android OS infringes copyrights and patents related to Java, which Oracle acquired as part of its purchase of Sun Microsystems earlier this year. This morning, the search sovereign filed an answer to Oracle’s suit, denying all seven of its patent-infringement charges, and asking that the company’s copyright-infringement claim be dismissed because Google feels it is “legally deficient.”