Google buys patents on virtual image technology from Hon Hai
Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry, better known as Foxconn, said it sold Google part of a patent portfolio...

Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry, better known as Foxconn, said it sold Google part of a patent portfolio involving the superimposition of virtual images on real-world photos.
The technology, dubbed Head Mounted Display, is commonly used in aviation and ground displays, engineering and scientific design applications, gaming devices and training and simulation tools, the company said on Friday in a statement.

Google buys patent portfolio from Hon Hai
The company has said that it will focus on developing new technology, intellectual property rights and e-commerce as it looks to reduce its reliance on Apple. It said it had applied for over 55,000 patent rights globally, of which over 5,000 have been approved.
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