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Didn't Google won the the "Oracle vs Google" case on the ground that APIs aren't patentable? What prevent MS(or any other big player) to re-implement GMS?
by SoapSeller 13y ago
Didn't Google won the the "Oracle vs Google" case on the ground that APIs aren't patentable?
What prevent MS(or any other big player) to re-implement GMS?
- BugBrother 13y agoIt would be funny if Google copied Microsoft's monopolist strategies to avoid Windows cloning (APIs are ever changing and complex, especially regarding bug compatibility, no protocol docs+obfuscation, etc)... :-)
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- baliza 13y agoYes, but Oracle has appealed the ruling to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (with Google filing a cross-appeal).[0] As of December 4, 2013, there are indications the three Federal Circuit judges "may be leaning against Google's position."[1][2][3] [0]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oracle_v._Google http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oracle_v._Google [1]http://goo.gl/KQ6W6w http://goo.gl/KQ6W6w [2]http://goo.gl/2GpZH4 http://goo.gl/2GpZH4 [3]http://goo.gl/1aJBrT http://goo.gl/1aJBrT
- scholia 13y agoThe "Oracle vs Google" case isn't over, it's up for appeal...