>They're licensing their own intellectual property, which happens to be used in Google's products. The only one claiming that is Microsoft. Until the issue has

>They're licensing their own intellectual property, which happens to be used in Google's products. The only one claiming that is Microsoft. Until the issue has been decided in court, we can't know that Google has infringed on any of Microsoft's intellectual property. According to the article, none of the claims have yet been contested in court. Therefore, we don't know for sure that Microsoft's technology is being infringed upon by Google.