In a ruling on Monday, the Supreme Court found that Google could legally use elements of Oracle’s Java application programming interface (API) code when building Android. “Google’s copying ...

provides a telephony API to user applications. It consists of the android.telephony and android.telephony.gsm Java packages. This official telephony API is fully documented in the Android developer ...

Android developers are free to use Java, just not its APIs. Google says that’s nonsense, and it has strong arguments to back up its position. Can you copyright an API? Chiefly, Google argues ...

During the trial, Oracle argued that Google copied parts of Java API packages as well as related declaring code, in order to take a "shortcut at Oracle's expense." As Android prospered ...

The facts are not in dispute. Google copied a portion of Oracle’s Java application programming interface (API) to create the Android operating system — the most installed mobile operating ...

See also: How to use classes in Java To see this in action ... Retrofit 2 is an extremely useful HTTP client for Android that allows apps to connect to a Web API safely and with a lot less ...

Opponents of API copyrights also warned that a ruling ... argue that the use is not as transformative as Google's use of Java in Android. A plaintiff could also argue that a directly competitive ...

Apparently Google is as tired of dealing with the legal headache as we are of writing about it, because the company has confirmed that Android will do away with the remaining Java APIs starting ...

KEMP Technologies has expanded the automated application deployment capabilities of its LoadMaster product with a new Java API. The new API automates deployment of application delivery services in ...

The Vector API gives Java developers everything they need to tap into CPU-level performance gains for numerically intensive operations. If there is one thing you can describe as an obsession for ...