Google, Oracle Ordered to Meet Again Tomorrow in Android Dispute
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Google Inc. and Oracle Corp. are scheduled to meet again tomorrow after a daylong session yesterday in an attempt to resolve a lawsuit alleging the search engine company’s Android technology infringed Oracle’s patents.
Larry Page, Google’s chief executive officer, and Larry Ellison, Oracle’s CEO, spent yesterday in closed talks before a federal magistrate judge in San Jose, California, after they were ordered to meet over a dispute that may pose the biggest threat to the Android mobile software, now running on more than 150 million devices.