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Google's I/O 2013: 4 things everyone hopes to see at the conference

May 15, 2013

Google's I/O conference is starting today. Of course, tech enthusiasts are all geared about what to expect from Google's big event. Here's a look at four things that everyone is hoping to see at the Google conference. #Google Inc. #Motorola Mobility #Key Lime Pie #Personal Technology #Google I/O 2013 #Google I/O Conference 2013 #Android 5.0
Google's Motorola Mobility X phone spotted in FCC paperwork

May 13, 2013

As tech enthusiasts get ready for Google's I/O Conference this week, rumours and leaks of the mysterious Motorola Mobility X smartphone continue. #Google Inc. #Larry Page #Motorola Mobility #MOTOROLA MOBILITY HOLDINGS INC. #Gadgets #MobileMonitor #Mobiles #Personal Technology #Google X smartphone #Motorola XT1058 #Google I/O 2013 #Google I/O Conference 2013
US judge rules Microsoft doesn't have to pay billions to Motorola Mobility

Apr 26, 2013

Motorola had sought as much as $4 billion a year for use of its wireless and video patents, while Microsoft argued its rival deserved about $1 million a year. Robart decided the appropriate payment was about $1.8 million. #Technology #Google Inc. #PatentWars #MOTOROLA MOBILITY HOLDINGS INC. #Personal Technology
Apple's iPhone does not violate Google's patents, rules US trade panel

Apr 23, 2013

Apple Inc scored a win on Monday when the US International Trade Commission ruled that it did not violate a Google patent to make the popular iPhones. #Apple Inc. #Google Inc. #TechWars #Motorola Mobility #Apple iPhone
Microsoft didn't violate Motorola Mobility patents, rules judge

Mar 25, 2013

Microsoft Corp did not violate a patent owned by Google subsidiary Motorola Mobility when it made its popular Xbox, an administrative law judge at the International Trade Commission said. #Microsoft Corporation #PatentWars #MOTOROLA MOBILITY HOLDINGS INC.
Google's Motorola unit suspends India ops, cuts 76 jobs

Mar 08, 2013

Google Inc's Motorola Mobility unit has suspended operations in India indefinitely and also slashed 76 jobs here as part of its cost cutting strategy globally #India #Google #Motorola #Jobcuts
Google to cut 1200 jobs at Motorola Mobility: report

Mar 08, 2013

Google Inc's Motorola Mobility unit will slash 1,200 jobs or 10 percent of its workforce as the smartphone maker tries to return to profitability, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, citing a company email. #Google Inc. #Motorola Mobility #TechBuzz
Judge declares 3 Motorola Mobility patents invalid in suit against Microsoft

Feb 08, 2013

A US judge narrowed a patent lawsuit brought by Google's Motorola Mobility unit against Microsoft Corp, finding that parts of three Motorola patents are invalid. #Google Inc. #TechWars #Microsoft #MOTOROLA MOBILITY INC.
Google sees Q4 revenue rise to $14.4 bn despite Motorola losses

Jan 23, 2013

Google's fourth-quarter ad revenue totaled $12.1 billion, a 19 percent increase from the previous year. Motorola Mobility suffered an operating loss of $353 million on revenue of $1.5 billion in the fourth quarter. #Google Inc. #Q4 results #Motorola Mobility #TechBuzz
Google's Motorola Mobility drops key patent claims against Microsoft

Jan 10, 2013

Google unit Motorola Mobility has asked a trade panel to drop two key patents from an infringement complaint that it filed against Microsoft, according to a filing at the International Trade Commission. One patent remains, according to the filing. #Microsoft Corporation #Google Inc. #PatentWars #MOTOROLA MOBILITY HOLDINGS INC. #International Trade Commission.

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