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Bear in mind back again in April when Microsoft introduced that HTC was paying Microsoft an undisclosed sum to license Microsoft patented technology for use in phones operating the Android operating program? Ever before since,Office 2007 Enterprise Activation cl��, the Softies have hinted to anybody who;d pay attention that phones operating Android weren;t actually as “free” as their vendors claimed,Office 2007 Professional Activation Key, and that they;d have to pay up,Office Enterprise 2007 Serial, one day.October 1 looks like “that day” on the Redmondian calendar. Microsoft sued Motorola today, claiming Motorola is infringing on a handful Microsoft smartphone-related patents.These patents seemingly are operating-system related. The eight,Microsoft Office 2007 Pro Plus, which Microsoft outlines in both its U.S. District Court and International Trade Commission complaints,Office Standard 2007, are listed at the bottom of my post. (A Microsoft spokersperson characterized the patents in question as being “OS-related and (related to) Exchange ActiveSync.”)“Motorola needs to stop its infringement of our patented inventions in its Android smartphones,” Microsoft deputy general counsel of intellectual property and licensing Horacio Gutierrez said in a statement.Earlier this week, Microsoft officials reiterated their argument that even though Microsoft charges handset makers an operating-system licensing fee, that fee includes patent-protection indemnification.I hadn;t genuinely thought until today about whether Microsoft might be counting on patent-infringement suits against its smartphone competitors as one way to give Windows Phone 7 a boost. Creating uncertainty through court cases may deter some users from certain phone vendors, but I;d think the majority of consumers would have no idea about specific patent actions.What;s your take on Microsoft;s decision to sue over Android — which,at its root, is yet another variation on Microsoft;s continued campaign claiming Linux infringes on its patents?Update: News.com has a copy of Microsoft;s complaint against Motorola and Android embedded here. Here are descriptions of the patents upon which Microsoft claims Motorola is infringing: Common name space for long and short file namesMonitoring entropic conditions of a flash memory device as an indicator for invoking erasure operationsRadio interface layer in a cell phone with a set of APIs having a hardware-independent proxy layer and a hardware-specific driver layerMethod and technique for managing changes to a contact databaseFlexible architecture for notifying applications of state changesContext-sensitive menu system/menu behaviorMethod and system for supporting offline mode of operation and synchronization using resource-state informationGeneral meeting requests and group scheduling from a mobile device