“In order to expedite the trial process, Google proposed that in
the event of Oracle proving patent infringement, it would not
contest the decision if Oracle accepted a settlement offer of
around $2.8m (?1.76m) for the two remaining alleged patent
infringements, according to a Reuters report on Wednesday.“In addition, Google proposed paying Oracle 0.5 percent of its
Android revenue on one patent until December 2012 and 0.015 percent
on the second patent until it expires in April 2018, the report
said.”
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