Microsoft claims victory in patent dispute with Google's Motorola
Microsoft claimed that phone maker Motorola, owned by Google Inc , broke agreements to license the patents at a fair and reasonable rate, a position it said the jury agreed with.

Microsoft Corp said on Wednesday a jury decided in its favor in the second of two trials in federal court in Seattle concerning Motorola's licensing of so-called standard, essential patents used in Microsoft products.[caption id="attachment_1086315" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Ballmer must be in the mood for celebration: AP[/caption]Microsoft claimed that phone maker Motorola, owned by Google Inc , broke agreements to license the patents at a fair and reasonable rate, a position it said the jury agreed with.It follows a victory for Microsoft in another, related Seattle trial last year in which the judge found that the appropriate rate for Motorola to license the patents in dispute was only a fraction of what Motorola had asked for."This is a landmark win for all who want products that are affordable and work well together," Microsoft said in a statement.A Google representative did not respond immediately to a request for comment.Reuters

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