Google faces $125 million damages claim after losing Android patent lawsuit

Follow:   01.24.2014  View in a Browser Google faces $125 million damages claim after losing Android patent lawsuit 01.22.2014 4:43 AM A jury found Google guilty of infringing but could not agree on damages, which will be determined in a second jury trial Three-year, 27,000 drive study reveals the most reliable hard drive makers 01.21.2014 9:24 AM Who makes the most reliable hard drives? Backblaze's vast server farms may hold the answer. -ADVERTISEMENT-   PCWorld Superguides Check our Guides packed with practical how-tos, in-depth features, tips and tricks, and more! Laptops on PCWorld Our award-winning editors keep you up to date   Click this: All about mechanical keyboards and why you need one 01.21.2014 3:00 AM Stop using that freebie you got with your PC and start typing on a real keyboard. Here's how to find the best one for you. Google Glass user questioned by Homeland Security in Ohio theater for suspected piracy 01.22.2014 3:41 AM The person was allowed to go after it was found that he was not using Google Glass to record the movie Six more US retailers attacked like Target, security firm says 01.18.2014 3:52 AM IntelCrawler also identified a 17-year-old Russian who it says wrote the BlackPOS malware, a version of which was used against Target How Intel is buying, building a piece of the tablet market 01.18.2014 9:06 AM Intel is pushing into the mobile market by cutting deals with tablet developers to use its chips. Ouch: HP brings Windows 7 'back by popular demand' 01.20.2014 8:22 AM What's old is new again on a handful of HP desktops and laptops. Microsoft paying YouTube personalities for positive Xbox One endorsements 01.20.2014 12:15 PM The console wars heat up with a bit of friendly astroturfing: Microsoft secretly paid for YouTube games platform Machinima to produce positive Xbox One content. Metro apps infiltrate the desktop in leaked Windows 8.1 Update 1 images 01.22.2014 6:10 AM Images from a prolific Windows leaker show Metro apps pinned to the desktop taskbar. FAQ: How is LTE-Advanced different from regular LTE? 01.21.2014 3:00 AM LTE-Advanced will be coming in a big way soon. What does that mean for you? Target credit card data was sent to server in Russia 01.17.2014 5:35 AM The data was quietly moved around on Target's network before it was sent to a US server, then to Russia. Alienware's sleek, sexy Steam Machine will be impossible to upgrade or customize 01.21.2014 11:08 AM Is a man not entitled to upgrade his PC whenever? No! says the man at Alienware.       You are subscribed to this newsletter as: messi1927@gmail.com More PCWorld Newsletters / Manage Subscriptions / Unsubscribe IDG Consumer & SMB Privacy Policy © 2014 IDGCSMB, 501 2nd Street, San Francisco, CA 94107