Google loses yet another legal battle, this time over Chromecast
In yet another legal setback for Alphabet's Google, the company has been ordered to pay a hefty price tag for infringing on patents involving Chromecast.
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In yet another legal setback for Alphabet's Google, the company has been ordered to pay a hefty price tag for infringing on patents involving Chromecast.
The US jury verdict favored Touchstream's side; meanwhile, Google is likely to appeal against the verdict.
Company says it will appeal.
Google spokesperson Jose Castaneda said on Monday that the company will appeal the verdict and has "always developed technology independently and competed on the merits of our ideas."
A Texas court has found Google guilty of Patent infringement over its Chromecast product and ordered to pay $340 million in damages.