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Transcenic Inc. v. Google Inc.
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January 23, 2015
Google Settles Street View Patent Infringement Suit
Google Inc. on Friday settled a patent infringement suit filed by Transcenic Inc. in Delaware federal court, which alleged that the tech giant's websites and applications using street-level digital maps infringed its patent.
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January 12, 2015
Patent Trial Over Google's Street View Called Off
A trial set to begin Monday in Delaware in a case where Transcenic Inc. alleges that Google Inc.'s Street View feature infringes its patent was called off after Google requested a stay.
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December 23, 2014
Google's Street View To Face Trial In Patent Dispute
A Delaware federal judge on Monday rejected Google Inc.'s bid to avoid taking a patent dispute over the Street View feature on its maps to trial, finding that a jury would have to decide whether Google's digital photos and mapping function infringe on another company's patent.
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July 01, 2011
Microsoft, Google, AOL Sued Over Street-View Map Patent
Microsoft Corp., Google Inc. and AOL Inc. were sued Friday in a Delaware federal court by a technology company that alleges their websites and applications that use street-level digital maps infringe a patent.