(Reuters) — Oracle and Google faced off on Tuesday in a $9 billion copyright retrial, with Oracle accusing Google of stealing programming to become the world’s leading smartphone player and ...

Google has responded to Oracle's lawsuit over the use of Java in Android, claiming it has not infringed any of the claimed patents.In its Tuesday answer to Oracle's complaint, which was filed in ...

Google built Android using parts of Java that didn’t require a license and it had the full support of Sun Microsystems in doing so, a lawyer for Google said in court Tuesday.

Google’s Android mobile operating system is the most popular smartphone platform in the world. Android is based extensively on the Java programming language maintained by Oracle since the ...

Oracle lost its case against Google and Google's use of Java in Android yesterday. A jury found that Google's use of Java APIs in Android was considered fair use, despite Oracle's claims to the ...

After a long legal battle, Google is moving to a completely open implementation of Java in Android N.

Oracle’s legal fight with Google over its use of Java in Android goes to a jury trial for the second time on Monday, with Oracle seeking $8.8 billion in damages.

Oracle has filed a lawsuit against Google, charging that its Android mobile OS infringes Oracle patents and copyrights related to Java, Oracle said on Thursday.