Google is firm that it will likely do everything possible to defend open source standards and its operating system from the intellectual property court proceedings that has been filed by Oracle, which dragged the search engine giant on 12th August for deliberately violating seven copyrights and other patents that were related to Java.

And all this while, the Google-Oracle circus went on, which was in relation to open source; a few of them have been questioning whether Microsoft and its Windows Phone 7 Smartphone OS could in some way be benefiting from the hostility between the two.

It is alleged that the acquirement of Sun Microsystems, worth $5.6 billion, by Oracle, which is the proprietor of thousands of copyrights, has led to this outcome.

For the meantime, Google makes use of Java apps for Android, but failed to get a license accord with Sun, and on the other hand, the latter was satisfied with the functions left uninterrupted.

Talking of Oracle, it is a more violent beast than thought.

As per the information given by Wall Street Journal, Oracle and Google called off talks over licensing when both the firms could not see eye-to-eye on fees trouble.

Whether the matter will be settled any time soon or not, will be seen with time. Oracle has for now filed a suit, in order to obstruct Android’s progression, but Android phones will carry on being sold at a healthy standard of 200,000 units for each day.