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Omega Browser definition

Omega Browser means the Omega Browser described in Section 1 of Exhibit A-1 (Additional PalmSource Deliverables) in object code form only, except as may be agreed by the parties in writing or as otherwise set forth in this Agreement. The Omega Browser is not part of the PS OS Software or PS Product Software, and is provided to Licensee as a separate, third party product. The Omega Browser shall include Updates and Upgrades provided hereunder by PalmSource.

Examples of Omega Browser in a sentence

  • Licensee acknowledges that the PS Licensed Products, Omega Browser, PS SDK, PS Development Environment and PS Materials are considered by PalmSource to be valuable trade secrets of PalmSource or its suppliers.

  • Licensee also agrees to inform PalmSource of the particular items of PS Licensed Product and Omega Browser included in each product type.

  • The credit set forth in Section 2 of Exhibit M shall be accessible from the user interface of the Omega Browser incorporated into or bundled with any Licensee Product.

  • PalmSource or its suppliers shall be the sole and exclusive owner of the PS Licensed Products, Omega Browser, PS SDK, PS Development Environment and PS Materials.

  • Licensee shall only distribute the Omega Browser when incorporated into or bundled with such Licensee Products and shall not distribute the Omega Browser on a stand-alone basis.

  • Licensee shall pay to PalmSource a non-refundable annual Maintenance and Support Fee for the Omega Browser for each Contract Year the license to Omega Browser is in effect.

  • PalmSource will cooperate with Licensee to tender the defense and settlement of all claims, suits and proceedings against Licensee resulting from a claim that the Omega Browser infringes proprietary rights of any third party to Access; provided, however, that Licensee shall not be entitled to the benefits of any defense or settlement of such claims, suits and proceedings to the extent such benefits would count against the dollar cap of liability under the Access License Agreement.

  • Licensee agrees that it will not remove, alter or otherwise obscure any proprietary rights notices appearing in the PS Licensed Products, Omega Browser, PS SDK, PS Development Environment and PS Materials.

  • While the Omega Browser license is in effect, Licensee’s statement shall also show the number of units shipped of Omega Browser software (even if zero).

  • The PS Licensed Products, PS SDK, PS Development Environment, Omega Browser and PS Materials supplied hereunder are subject to all pertinent import and export laws of the United States, including specifically the U.S. Export Administration Regulations (“EAR”) and the laws of the country in which Licensee obtained them.

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