Jury Finds Google Infringed SimpleAir Patent For Push Messaging, Faces Up To $125 Million In Damages [androidgamer1337]

When you hear about a patent case in the Eastern District of Texas, you can bet there will be shenanigans. This time a jury in the capital of software patent lawsuits has found that Google infringed on a patent held by a company called SimpleAir that reportedly covers push messaging systems used in Android. If you've never heard of SimpleAir, there is a good reason. This is an "inventor-owned technology licensing company." You can call it a patent troll if you want, but we're not here to judge (too much). Done With This Post? You Might Also Like These: Patent War Never Changes: Apple-Microsoft-Sony Consortium Sues Google, Samsung, HTC, LG, ASUS, And More Over Nortel Patents Lodsys Sues Rovio For Patent Infringement Over Angry Birds For Android - We Break Out The Popcorn [Not As Good As It Sounds] Judge Forces Oracle To Throw Out 129 Of Its Patent Claims Against Google HTC, Apple End Patent Quarrels, Settle On Ten-Year Licensing Deal Jury Finds Google Infringed SimpleAir Patent For Push Messaging, Faces Up To $125 Million In Damages was written by the awesome team at Android Police.