NTP Corp a Virginia-based patent company which holds a portfolio of 50 US patents in the fields of wireless email and RF Antenna design has filed a combine lawsuit against Apple, Google, HTC, LG, Microsoft, and Motorola. NTP took this decision to protect its patents related to the delivery of electronic mail over wireless communications systems. Press release about NTP Lawsuit Against Apple, Google, HTC, LG, Microsoft, and Motorola RICHMOND, Va., July 9 /PRNewswire/ — NTP Incorporated, the company founded by Tom Campana, the inventor of wireless email, yesterday filed lawsuits against [...]

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As reported earlier, Google seems to be working on a Tablet to rival Apple’s wonder tablet computer; the iPad. And interestingly we know that it does Flash too! Now what adds more fuel to this debate is a recent report by the WSJ that claims that “Verizon Wireless is working with Google Inc. on a tablet computer”. The confirmation was brought by the carrier’s chief executive, Lowell McAdam. Verizon Wireless declined to discuss details on the timing or the manufacturer of a such a tablet. Google’s role in the tablet wasn’t immediately clear, though Mr. McAdam mentioned it in [...]

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If every thing goes right, the Yahoo-Microsoft deal will at last see its day light. The proposed deal has already started showing its affect, as Yahoo Inc shares rose 4 percent Friday. This widely talked about deal is aimed at throwing a more serious challenge to Google Inc. In a recent development Activist investor Carl Icahn has also spoken out in favor of a search engine deal between the two biggies. Yahoos recent reviews in a positive flavor about MS’s Bing also supports the positive development. After last years failed deal both the parties are putting the steps very very carefully. [...]

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Google Inc. and the Federal Prosecution Office of Brazil’s northeast Ceara state have signed an agreement to remove offensive and illegal contents from the social network website Orkut. According to the agreement, signed Tuesday, the prosecution office will be able to access an exclusive web page that will help it request the removal of contents regarded as offensive or illegal. The service will also allow the entity to preserve any kind of information that can be useful to investigation of illegal activities. Google, which runs Orkut, is committed to drafting a team of employees specialised [...]

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