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Google Motorola Bites Back with Patents, Apple Not Worried

A Google homepage is displayed on a Motorola Droid phone in Washington August 15, 2011
After losing out in the titanic $4.5 billion bid for Nortel Networks against Apple and the gang of five, Google has resurged with its latest acquisition of Motorola. The search giant lost out in obtaining 6,000 patents from the Nortel deal, but the $12.5 billion Motorola purchase will make up for the loss with over 17,000 patents packaged in the deal.
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