We are now doing math in court to see how money is at stake.
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Rubin: *resigned* I do.
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Oracle: Did you feel any pressure from Mr. Page? Rubin: No, I never felt any pressure from Larry.
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Oracle: Did you not write an email to Mr. Page saying, "Is it time to cancel Android because of the schedule"?
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Oracle: Didn’t you tell a lot of people that you couldn’t make a smartphone in the available time?
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Rubin: I’ve had a lot of people tell me I couldn’t do stuff in my entire career.
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Oracle questioning on a 2006 end-of-year strategy meeting.
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O: Are you denying that you made a presentation about Android strategy in this meeting? Rubin: No, just that I don’t remember it.
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Oracle highlights the part in the meeting notes that says: Larry: Disappointed in Android’s timing.
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Rubin says he doesn't remember this.
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Oracle: *incredulous* Are you telling me you don’t remember that, when the top brass of the company was saying, 'Get it done, Mr. Rubin'?
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Rubin: *dryly* I don’t recall them saying, 'Get it done, Mr. Rubin.'
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Oracle questioning about Rubin's reaction to the iPhone.
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Oracle: There was an Atlantic article about this, right? It was called ‘The Day Android Had to Start Over.’
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Oracle asks if he said, as reported in the article, "Oh my god, we can’t ship that phone, we have to start over."
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He says he never said that. Oracle: But it was reported that way. Rubin: It was reported wrong, then.
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Oracle: *pauses, shuffles through papers.* How about, "Holy crap we’re not going to ship THAT phone"?
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Rubin: That sounds more like my style, yes.
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Google Product Strategy meeting notes/transcript:
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Eric: What about Java? Andy: We’re doing it ourselves, have JVM but not libraries. Still shopping for libs/JVMs.
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At this point, negotiations with Sun had broken down.
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Oracle: You walked away from this discussions because you were having a fight with Sun over control of Java and Android, isn’t that true?
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Rubin: I wouldn't characterize it like that.
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Email from Rubin to Sergey being introduced into evidence.
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2006 email, Rubin writes to Brin: "Sun is willing to walk away from a 100 million dollar licensing business to an open source business."
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Says to expect a phone call from Jonathan Schwartz.
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Rubin mentioned in a presentation in January 2006 that Sun was not profitable.
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