Google have to face patent lawsuit related to Oracle’s, largest Java code’s software company in the world.
Google threatened guilty of copying Android code from Java Source Code Oracle. If the allegations are proved right then Google would have to pay royalties to Oracle.
“In the future royalties paid shall be in accordance with the number of devices equipped with the Android software 2.2. We have evidence that the Android types have been copied from the Oracle Java source code,” says founder NoSoftwarePatents, Florian Muller.
Android 2.2 itself is Google’s operating system is released for free. The distribution of the software has been embedded into several brands of smartphones, including Motorola Droid Pro, LG Optimus and Ally, as well as Samsung Galaxy series.
“All the phones are operated with the operating system (OS), Android, and has a code that we have patented,” says Mueller.
Mueller added, although it does not include code that violates the patent in the version of the device, its presence in the mobile market itself is not illegal.
In October, Oracle has filed a lawsuit directly to Google. Now Mueller admitted that Oracle believed capable of winning this lawsuit because they already have six extra copies of the file Android.
If proven guilty, not only have to pay royalties based on the number of devices that have been scattered but Google also will be forced to change the code used.
In addition to Oracle, Google is also facing a similar lawsuit from Apple and Microsoft.
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