In the Google vs Oracle appeal, a federal circuit court repealed the 2016 ruling that Google didn't owe Oracle anything for using Java in Android. Uh oh.

According to a new report, Oracle is responsible for passing along information that was used in a damaging article targetting Google over location data.

Oracle has filed papers stating it will appeal its loss in the "fair use" Java API case against Google to the US Court of Appeals on the Federal Circuit.

A judge has denied Oracle a third trial with Google regarding the alleged use of copyrighted Java APIs and the Android mobile operating system.

Oracle is seeking a new trial after losing against Google in a case over the fair use of Java and the Android operating system.

The Google Oracle war continues as Oracle attempts to downplay the severity of their lawyer's revelation of previously undisclosed Google financial information.

Google will file a motion requesting sanctions against Oracle's law firm following the revelation of sensitive financial information during the court case.

Today, after three days of deliberation, a jury in San Francisco federal court found that Android’s usage of 37 Java APIs is protected by fair use.

Google and Oracle are heading back to court today, this time to decide the copyright status of the 37 Java APIs used in Android and any potential damages.

It seems that despite a lengthy meeting to settle the ongoing lawsuit between Google and Oracle concerning the use of certain part of Oracle’s software in Android, the two companies ...