Okay, I'll bite.. *sigh*
"Testimony in the Skyhook Wireless vs Google case revealed that Google halted Motorola's production lines – affecting over 40 models – until Moto removed its preferred location service from Android and used Google's instead"
Wasn't that because it was submitting not-GPS Skyhook data to Google as GPS data, buggering up Google's GPS data backend?
To the layman, what's the difference? But to the librarian, it's attempted murder.