Google CEO Larry Page continued his testimony on Wednesday in the trial over whether his company violated Oracle's Java patents and copyrights. Like Oracle CEO Larry Ellison attempted to do with his ...

Sun’s Jonathan Schwartz at trial: Java was free, Android had no licensing problem Schwartz parries attacks by Oracle's lawyer suggesting he was a terrible CEO.

The Java APIs that Google used to develop Android were protected by copyright law, a court has ruled -- now Google has defend its moves as "fair use" or potentially pay Oracle billions.

Oracle and Google reached "an irreconcilable impasse" in settlement talks over Oracle's claims that Google violated Java patents and copyrights in developing Android. Read the whole story ...

Google’s past efforts to license Java software emerged as a key point on the third day of a federal trial in which Oracle Corp. is accusing the Alphabet Inc. unit of improperly using the software.