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By Paul Thurrott
I’ve argued in the past that stories about Google’s supposed patent strategy--bid up the Nortel patents so that Apple/Microsoft would overpay and then swoop in to get Motorola’s patents instead--were completely fictional. But if this latest development is true, Google’s mobile patents acquisition were even more one-sided than previously thought. And Google didn’t come out on top.
Source: Win Super Site
By Paul Thurrott
I’ve argued in the past that stories about Google’s supposed patent strategy--bid up the Nortel patents so that Apple/Microsoft would overpay and then swoop in to get Motorola’s patents instead--were completely fictional. But if this latest development is true, Google’s mobile patents acquisition were even more one-sided than previously thought. And Google didn’t come out on top.
Source: Win Super Site
