Google accuses Microsoft of revealing "highly confidential" Android source code. What?

Google doesn't seem to desire to go forth at all with Microsoft these days. We had the issue almost the patent sale that Google took to the Courtroom of Public Stance. At present they are taking issue with Microsoft in another Court. Google is asking a U.s. International Trade Commission Judge to bar a Microsoft skillful witness from testifying in Microsoft's lawsuit confronting Motorola.

If you have lost track of who's suing who or complaining on whom, Microsoft is currently suing Motorola in an attempt to forcefulness them to pay royalties for patents Microsoft owns that are related to engineering used in Android mobile operating systems.

In the movement to block the expert witness testimony, Google claims Microsoft violated a confidentiality agreement between Microsoft, Google, and Motorola when Microsoft shared "highly confidential source codes" with its expert witness. Google's motion states in role,

"The protective guild governing confidentiality in this investigation explicitly requires that Microsoft disclose to Google any consultant or skillful seeking admission to Google confidential business information or highly confidential source lawmaking before [Google'south accent] allowing a consultant or expert to review such information so that Google has an opportunity to object prior to disclosure."

The 16 page motion asks the Judge to prohibit the skillful witness from testifying and crave Microsoft to provide Google with a declaration, nether oath, that no additional consultants or experts were permitted admission to the confidential information.

Microsoft has until August 15th to reply to Google's motion. Wouldn't it be a hoot if Microsoft produced an email from Google voicing no objection to disclosing this information? We as well must inquire how confidential can source code exist when the Android organization is supposedly open source?

Source: Yahoo News

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