Ted Morgan is a modern-day Magellan. Morgan, 43, founded and runs Skyhook Wireless, a Boston company mapping the physical landscape so you can use your mobile phone to navigate the unknown--or find ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Several juicy emails sent by Google, Motorola, and Skyhook Wireless employees were recently unsealed in Skyhook's lawsuit against Google. They ...

The company's technology is now a feature of Android and iOS and the subject of a suit against Google. But Ted Morgan sees opportunity in new markets and Skyhook's patent portfolio. Stephen Shankland ...

A long-running patent lawsuit filed by Skyhook Wireless Inc., a Boston Wi-Fi technology company, against the Internet search giant Google Inc. has ended in a settlement, court documents show. Skyhook ...

A trial set to begin in US District Court in Boston next Monday could finally resolve the nearly five-year-long conflict between the Internet giant Google Inc. and a small technology company called ...

Skyhook, a pioneer in the development of mobile location technology, is bringing accurate and precise location to the smart feature phone market. The volume of mobile phone shipments is once again ...

Skyhook Wireless, Inc., developer of the Wi-Fi Positioning System (WPS) and Loki, the first location-aware toolbar, announced today at the O'Reilly Where 2.0 conference Loki 2.0, the platform for ...

Location-based WiFi service Skyhook Wireless has filed two lawsuits against Google, accusing the search giant of infringing on a number of its location patents and influencing other companies to break ...

A mobile device is only as useful as its battery -- basically, if your battery is dead, your phone is useless. Similarly, an app is only worth using if it doesn't suck huge chunks of power from your ...

It's not that hybrid GPS systems are all that new, it's just that most are working totally under the radar. Skyhook's hoping to get its rendition out in the open a tad more via a new partnership with ...

After I heard that Skyhook Wireless was announcing a deal that would put its geolocation technology into a line of Dell Netbooks, I talked with the company's CEO, Ted Morgan. I'd last talked to Morgan ...