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Sun unveils StarOffice price tag
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Sun sets on emerging tech blog
The shifting tides of business means a refocus on ZDNet. It's time to move on.
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Logitech Solar Keyboard Folio for iPad: No sun required (review)
The latest iPad keyboard case from Logitech may be the best one yet, with a portfolio form and solar charging.
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Sex Tech: IsAnyoneUp, UK ISP filter conspiracy theories, no porn for Coke
Hunter Moore investigated by FBI, UK porn filter conspiracy theories, Coca Cola vs. porn cybersquatters and Big Porn is sued for patent infringement.
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HP releases Oracle documents: Sun hardware a 'pig in lipstick'
Within hours of Oracle releasing a cache of HP documents seen during litigation between the two companies, HP fired back with a release of its own.
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Google: No 'shred of evidence' Android team saw Sun's patents
Google followed up with its closing arguments in phase two of the trial, reiterating that it had no knowledge of Sun's patent portfolio.
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Hurd: Oracle can't easily duplicated
Oracle President Mark Hurd promises increased investments in the Chinese market, dismisses IBM's recently launched expert integrated system, and explains why Oracle's strategies are difficult for...
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Judge denies Oracle's motion to throw out Google's fair use claim
Oracle and Google's attorneys battle it out in the face of a potential mistrial on whether or not fair use can be even used as an argument in this lawsuit.
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Google points to Sun's SEC filings to defend previous testimony
In a power play, Oracle tries to nullify the testimony of Sun's former CEO by calling another witness in an effort to contradict everything he said.
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Android chief says he didn't know about Sun's patent portfolio
Android chief Andy Rubin was called back to the stand -- possibly not for the final time -- in Oracle v. Google at the U.S. District Court of Northern California on Wednesday morning.
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Google: We developed Android not knowing Sun's patents
On patent infringement, Google's counsel argues that Android does not use Sun's technology because Google engineers developed the platform not knowing about Sun's patents.
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Logitech harnesses the power of the sun with its iPad Solar Keyboard Folio
Logitech's latest iPad keyboard offers two years of power on a single charge.
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SolarCity seeks its day in IPO sun
The solar installer has benefited by arranging financing for thousands of installations and energy-efficiency projects.
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Oracle vs. Google: Dead lawsuit walking
Oracle's case is as dead now as when it began. Like SCO with its insane attacks against IBM and Linux, Oracle doesn't have a leg to stand on in its Google litigation.
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Oracle: Google wanted easy route to Android revenue with Java
In rebuttal arguments, Oracle's lawyers try to convey that Google was lazy and taking the easy way out by using Java APIs when developing Android.
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Oracle tries to rebound with help from Sun co-founder
Oracle tries to use the testimony of Sun's co-founder to essentially null everything said by former CEO Jonathan Schwartz on Thursday morning.
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Trial: Former Sun CEO gets into catty fight with Oracle lawyer
Oracle's lawyers tried to redeem their case after the former Sun CEO's initial testimony in the IP case against Google.
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Former Sun CEO: We would have paid Google for Java phone
In what could be a major blow to Oracle's case against Google, former Sun CEO Jonathan Schwartz defends openness of Java language and APIs at court.
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Google: Sun, Oracle couldn't compete with Android
Google is trying to hammer down the points that Oracle is suing now because it couldn't make enough money off of Java and couldn't bring its own platform to market.
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Android chief: We didn't think we needed a license from Sun
After three days on the stand, Google's head of Android Andy Rubin completes his testimony in the copyright portion of the Oracle-Google trial.
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