Microsoft vs Google trial over patents ends


TIME TO PAY: A worker prepares the logo on the Microsoft stand at the CeBIT in this Sept 2011 file photo. A week-long trial in a Seattle federal court examined how much of a royalty Microsoft should pay Google for a licence to some of Motorola’s patents. - Reuters

SEATTLE: A Google expert witness testified that Microsoft will make roughly US$94bil (RM282bil) in revenue through 2017 from its Xbox game console and Surface tablet that use Google’s patented wireless technology.

Michael Dansky, an expert for Google’s Motorola Mobility unit, testified on Tuesday, the last day of a high stakes trial over patents between Microsoft and Google in Seattle. The US$94bil figure he cited also includes a wireless adaptor that Microsoft no longer sells. It was not clear how far back he was counting past revenues.

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