Google urges Supreme Court to support software interoperability in Oracle copyright case
Oracle sued Google in 2010 over its unlicensed use of Java APIs in the Android operating system
Google has requested the US Supreme Court to overturn the Federal Circuit judgement which ruled that Google had infringed Oracle's copyrights by using JAVA APIs in its Android OS. The search giant warned...
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