Does that really help? Sun offered a different platform for mobile which Android is a massive deviation from. J2ME was rubbish but does that change their rights.
Is the defence of this action that Google aren't quite as unreasonable as Oracle? Is that the standard we hold "don't be evil" to?
The legal tool being used is different but it definitely seems anti-competitive.
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Does that really help? Sun offered a different platform for mobile which Android is a massive deviation from. J2ME was rubbish but does that change their rights.
Is the defence of this action that Google aren't quite as unreasonable as Oracle? Is that the standard we hold "don't be evil" to?
The legal tool being used is different but it definitely seems anti-competitive.
It means you aren't beholden at all to Google to be an "Android compatible" device, you just need to pass the freely available compatibility test.
Ask the Apache Harmony guys if that's only slightly less unreasonable than Sun/Oracle.