7.Emails that say a lot

In spite of Google’s defense, certain emails shared between Google Executives tell a complete different story. In 2005, Android Chief Andy Rubin sent an email to Co-Founder Larry Page proposing to buy license for Java from Sun,

Andy Rubin: “We'll pay Sun for the license.”

In another email sent by Rubin in 2007 to then CEO of Google, Eric Schmidt,

Andy Rubin:  “I'm done with Sun. We’ll do Java anyway and defend our decision; perhaps making enemies along the way. They won't be happy when we release our stuff."

 This, according to the Oracle’s attorney Michael Jacobs, shows the clear intentions of Google to use Java Scripts under any condition.