Microsoft Wins Motorola Patent Lawsuit Against Google

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Patents have become the apple of discord for too many companies these days, including the Redmond-based tech giant Microsoft, who is taking anyone to court in a second as long as it feels something's not right in its deals.

Recently, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco decided to uphold a previous ruling of a lower court that reduced the patent licensing fee for Microsoft in a deal with Motorola.

If you're a tech savvy user, you might know Motorola's complicated history. Google purchased the company and its patents a couple of years ago, and then sold it to Lenovo, but decided to keep the patents because they can generate money without moving a single finger.

In 2010, however, when Motorola was still on its own, the company signed a deal with Microsoft over a number of patents related to Wi-Fi technologies and the H.264 video encoding standard