Tech giant Apple Inc did not infringe on a patented technology owned by Google to make the iPhone, according to the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
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Lenovo Phase Out Motorola Brand
The name Motorola will no longer be seen on mobile phones. Lenovo, its parent company announced to stop using Motorola name anymore in its mobile phone.
Microsoft and Google end law dispute, to work together
The five-years patent lawsuit battle between Microsoft and Google had finally come to an end after both companies agreed to drop the lawsuit for an undisclosed amount. The announcement was made by in a joint statement from the two companies.
Moto X 3rd Gen 2015 Update: 2nd Gen going on sale a sure sign of August arrival? Snapdragon 815 or 820 to be used
The anticipation for the Moto X 3rd Gen 2015 is getting higher and higher every day.The previous iteration is now being offered at discounted prices, starting at roughly US$50 or probably more, which could be taken as a sign that the Motorola X 3rd Gen 2015 is soon on its way to the stores.
U.S. jury says Motorola infringed one Intellectual Ventures patent
Patent holding company Intellectual Ventures' second crack at holding Motorola Mobility liable for using its technology without permission partially succeeded on Wednesday after a U.S. jury in Delaware found Motorola infringed a patent on multimedia text messaging.
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Google was recently awarded the patent to utilize an eye-tracking technology that could establish a pay-per-gaze advertising system.
The US Court of Appeals renewed the patent claims that Apple filed against Google's Motorola Mobility.
Facebook hired Gary Briggs from Google's Motorola Mobility as its first ever marketing chief. Facebook hired Gary Briggs, Motorola Mobility's former chief marketer, to be the social networking site's first ever chief marketing officer.
Google's Motorola Mobility launched the Moto X smartphone to revive the business. Today, the Motorola Mobility unit of Google Inc launched its flagship Moto X smartphone with customizable colors.
Google would spend more than US$500 million to market Moto X and begin its separation from the android pack.
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