by Nate Swanner, 2 months ago

Twitter, Facebook, Microsoft. Three major tech companies, all hacked in the past few weeks… but they’re not alone. Who is responsible? Why did they do it? We may never learn the answer to those questions,…

by David Gonzales, 3 months ago

The native mobile app development kits of today are all vastly improved versions of the ones that came before them. With that being said, however, there’s still a lot of work that needs to be…

by Gary Sims, 4 months ago

There are literally millions of Android devices in the world including smartphones, tablets, media boxes and even digital cameras. And the great thing about Android is that you can develop apps for it completely for free. Unlike…

by Lucian Armasu, 1 year ago

Apple owns Objective-C. Microsoft owns C#. Google obviously doesn’t own Java, which is a shame because they had their chance when Sun was heading toward bankruptcy and they missed it. Granted, $6 billion dollars would’ve…

by Bams Sadewo, 1 year ago

Well, who can honestly say that they didn’t see this one coming? In the case of Oracle vs Java, the jury has returned a mixed verdict that will not please either of the sides. Although…

by Mike Andrici, 1 year ago

Phase 1: Copyright of the Oracle vs Google trial has ended yesterday with the closing arguments of both parties. After two weeks of intense court battle, it looks like this one could go either way,…

by Mike Andrici, 1 year ago

Here at Android Authority, we’ve covered every move that preceded the beginning of the Google vs Oracle trial. But we never knew how much new info we’ll be able to find out about Android, Google,…

by Mike Andrici, 1 year ago

As Google and Oracle have failed to reach a settlement in their ongoing patent infringement dispute before the judge-imposed April 13 deadline, the trial will start today, set to begin with jury selection. According to…

by Bams Sadewo, 1 year ago

The stage has been set for a lengthy courtroom battle between Google and Oracle, after talks of an out of court settlement between the two companies over the use of Java on Android have failed….

by Mike Andrici, 1 year ago

[We updated the title from "to receive" to "to request" to avoid confusions] When Oracle sued Google back in 2010 about alleged Java-related patent violations, many were stunned by the move, especially considering the fact…