Oracle filed a lawsuit against Google Inc. for patent and copyright infringement related to Java technology, particularly Google’s Android System for mobile phones.

Oracle is seeking an order to stop Google from further building Android, plus monetary damages for copyright infringement.

Oracle said in its complaint, that Google’s Android is been competing with their America’s Java as an operating system for mobile phones and other mobile devices.

Well this news will seem to raise some serious questions and concerns on Android phone users and application developers, as well as the Java community.

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Last updated: June 18, 2009, 5:32 p.m.

DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY
Taft, Manila
Confirmed cases: 16

• first case reported on June 3, 2009; 21 years old, female, Japanese, a foreign exchange student who arrived in the country on May 12 and reported very mild symptoms on May 29
• DLSU suspended classes after the first case turned up; campus closed from June 4-14
• second case reported on June 4, 2009; 20 years old, male, Japanese; arrived in the country on May 12 and consulted a health facility after manifesting mild respiratory symptoms on June 2; friend, dorm mate and classmate of first DLSU case
• third case reported on June 5, 2009; 17 years old, male, Filipino; had contact with the other DLSU cases
• four more cases reported on June 8
• six more cases reported on June 9 (but only 5 are in the DLSU student database, as per DLSU memo)
• 2 more cases reported on June 10
• as of June 15, DOH/DLSU officials said a total of 16 students tested positive for A-H1N1 virus in DLSU
• classes resumed on June 15

FAR EASTERN UNIVERSITY- EAST ASIA COLLEGE
Morayta, Manila
Confirmed cases: 3

• 1st case reported on June 8
• two more cases reported on June 10

DE LA SALLE- COLLEGE OF ST. BENILDE
Taft, Manila
Confirmed cases: 2

• 1st case reported on June 9
• 2nd case reported on June 10

ATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY
Katipunan, Quezon City
Confirmed cases: 3 (High School) + 4 (Loyola Schools)

• Ateneo de Manila High School reported 3 cases on June 10
• high school classes suspended; to resume on June 22
• classes for grade school and college already started on June 8 and 15, respectively
• Loyola Schools reported 4 cases reported on June 17

ST. ANDREWS SCHOOL
Parañaque
Confirmed cases: 1

• one case reported on June 10
• classes suspended; to resume on June 22

HILERA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Jaen, Nueva Ecija
Confirmed cases: 20

• 1st case reported on June 11
• 10 more confirmed on June 13
• DOH mentioned in its June 16 update that there are 20 confirmed cases in all

DONA CANDELARIA MENESES DUQUE MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL
Bulacan, Bulacan
Confirmed cases: 8

• 8 reported on June 15

MAPUA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Makati
Confirmed cases: 3

• 3 cases reported on June 16
• classes suspended till June 24; classes to resume on June 25

OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL SUCCOR COLLEGE
Marikina
Confirmed cases: 1

• 1 case reported on June 16
• classes suspended for 10 days -- classes resume on June 29

MIRIAM COLLEGE
Quezon City
Confirmed cases: 3

• 3 cases (high school students) reported on June 16
• entire class of 4th year high school students sent home

DOMINICAN COLLEGE
San Juan
Confirmed cases: 1

• 1st case (female, 3rd year high school student) confirmed on June 17
• classes suspended

PHILIPPINE SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL EASTERN VISAYAS CAMPUS
Palo, Leyte
Confirmed cases: 1

• first case reported on June 16/17; 3rd year high school student, 14 years old, male
• classes suspended

DON ALEJANDRO ROCES SR. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY HIGH SCHOOL
Quezon City
Confirmed cases: 1

• first case reported on June 17; 4th year high school student

LAGRO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Quezon City
Confirmed cases: 2

• 2 cases reported on June 17; siblings of one of the DLSU cases

LOURDES SCHOOL
Mandaluyong
Confirmed cases: 1

• one case reported on June 18
• classes in elementary and high school were cut short; to resume on June 29

UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES
Diliman, Quezon City
Confirmed cases: 1

• one case reported on June 17; female athlete, varsity member

Source: GMA News Research