Techcrunch: Android Patent Trouble Worsens: Motorola Considers Collecting IP Royalties. (h/t Rob Wicks) Yet another patent threat (in addition to those from Apple and Microsoft and who knows who else) to Android. I sure love my iPhone but I’m feeling ickier and ickier using it, since part of its success and lack of competition is Apple’s use of patents, instead of superior products, prices, and service, to crush its competition.
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