At an interview yesterday in New York, Eric Schmidt (Google’s executive chairman) sat down to talk about the Android vs Apple fight and Android activations.
Google's Chief Legal Officer recently spoke to reports about how he feels about software patents, and seemed to indicate that Google is getting fed up.
After all the hooplah surrounding IOS maps, the iPhone 5, patents, and court rulings, it makes me wonder what might be different if Steve Jobs were alive.
Schmidt recently spoke in South Korea about the patent wars and he also had some surprising things to say about the relationship between Google and Apple.
Apple is desperately trying to correct their current IOS maps situation, and have called on ex-Googlers to help them sort out the issues with the platform.
Reuters is reporting that Google CEO Larry Page and Apple CEO Tim Cook have been meeting to discuss the never-ending patent wars between the two companies.
Apple and Google quietly agreed to a licensing deal in Germany earlier this week, which makes us wonder if they wanted peace, were intimidated, or focused on US court?
Google recently released a statement reassuring potential customers that the recent Apple ruling will have little effect on the whole of the Android OS.
Samsung recently stated in court that its Galaxy Nexus sales were so "miniscule" that they can't be viewed as a threat. Is this true, and why do Nexus phones sell less?
While Google is still tangled in several court cases over patents, that hasn’t stopped the company from speaking out about where they think this patent circus is heading.
CyanogenMod 9 has officially reached stable status for the Galaxy Nexus, making the choice between a stable ice cream sandwich or a beta Jelly bean very difficult.
Our Nexus 7 has finally arrived, and after spending some time with it, we can confidently say that you will not find a better tablet on the market in this price range.
Android Jelly Bean is hot off the press, and updates to android 4.1 are already rolling out to multiple devices. Here are my personal top 5 features for android 4.1.
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