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Can you guess how much Google has made from Android. A court transcript tells all.

Smartphone customers in China are as sick of preinstalled apps as you are.

Apple had to prove that a 2006 update to iTunes didn't harm consumers in a case against its DRM restrictions.

Samsung apparently wasn't happy Microsoft wanted to buy Nokia, and now the companies will go at it in court.

The ongoing legal battle between Apple and Samsung has been laid to rest around the world. Everywhere but the States, that is.

Tech's biggest rivals have agreed to leave behind the courtroom drama in a patent suit ceasefire.

It may be legal, but retired U.K. judge Sir Robin Jacob's latest gig is raising eyebrows in the media.

Judge attempts to curtail future lawsuits by allowing more devices, including the iPhone 5, into pending trial.

With both companies agreeing that arbitration is a good idea, the non-stop stream of patent lawsuits may finally come to an end.

Global governments and courts are requesting an increasing amount of user data and content removal, according to Google.