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The jury ruled Google infringed on Oracle's Java language, but failed to reach a decision on whether the software fell under fair use laws, giving Google breathing room to fight back.

Google and Oracle head to trial in a landmark patent infringement case that may hamstring Android's fortunes in the mobile market.

Android is heading to trial, after Oracle and Google failed to reach a settlement in a dispute alleging Google's mobile OS infringes on Oracle's ownership of Java patents.

Apple released the new iPad to eager crowds on Friday, as Google stumbles to keep pace with Android.

Google and Oracle will go to trial on April 16, a potentially landmark patent case in the wider legal battle against Android.

The presiding judge pushed back the upcoming Google-Oracle trial indefinitely, shifting the advantage to Google in the longstanding patent battle.

Oracle and Google have a March court date, giving the companies about three more months to work out a settlement regarding claims the Android OS violates Oracle-owned patents.

Oracle sued Hewlett-Packard for "false and deceptive statements," adding to HP's growing legal woes as it tries to regain its footing.

The Oracle-Google copyright dispute is postponed until next year, giving both sides more time to hammer out a settlement that may allow them to avoid a lengthy, costly trial.

Oracle can use a Google engineer's e-mail in its patent lawsuit against the company, a potentially damaging piece of evidence that may help Oracle push the search giant into agreeing to a settlement.

The Oracle-Google patent trial is on hold after the presiding judge vacated the trial date, potentially giving the tech companies more time to hammer out a settlement.

Oracle plans to call most of Google's top executives to the witness stand in its patent infringement suit later this month, as pressure ramps up as a trial approaches.

Google-Oracle negotiations remained contentious as Google urged a federal judge to reject Oracle's recommendation for a $2.2 billion settlement.

Google and Oracle may be heading towards a settlement as the companies' CEOs meet this week in an attempt to settle Oracle's claims that Google's Android infringed on its patents.

A judge ruled the bulk of Oracle's claims on copyright infringement on Google can move forward, ramping up pressure for both parties to litigate or settle.