Month: December 2018

In 2018, IP CloseUp broke though the 200,000 view level, generating a total of 207,868 on 373 posts since it

In-Air gesturing is likely to be one of the technology features coming to various devices in 2019 from smartphones to

Patently Apple wishes our fans, colleagues and even competitors a Happy New Year. I just wanted to take a moment

A new analytical report published over the weekend shows us a deeper look into Q3 smartphone sales globally and once

By Michael Borella — One final 35 U.S.C. § 101 case inched across the finish line at the end of

The Intellectual Property Owners Association (IPO) will offer a one-hour webinar entitled “International Post Grant Practice: Strategic Considerations Before the

In July SpeakWare Inc. sued Apple, Samsung and Microsoft for patent infringement. The PNE (Non-Practicing Entity; better known as a

Next month the Japanese web magazine Axis will post the full interview with Apple’s Jonathan Ive and Japan’s Naoto Fukasawa.

A new Microsoft patent application points to a possible future magnetics based USB Type-C connector to make connecting a snap

A report from an Israeli news site states that the Hebrew voice behind Siri was originally recorded by Nuance in

Apple is promoting a new video titled “iPhone XR – Color Flood.” Apple says “Make room for color. See the

Apple is being sued for patent infringement by Data Scape Limited of Ireland, who has 4 shareholders. As small as

Everyone hates the noise of nails scratching a chalkboard as much as I hate utter fake patent news. An Apple

Apple has been working on depth cameras that could work with an in-air gesture system for some time now (01,

By Kevin E. Noonan — U.S. District Court Judge Susan Illston stuck again on Christmas Eve, giving the biotech patent

Today the US Patent & Trademark Office published a patent application from Apple that relates to smart fabrics integrated with

Today the US Patent & Trademark Office published a patent application from Apple that generally relates to coatings and, more

As the Chinese Communist Party begins encouraging Chinese businesses to not purchase iPhones by offering heavy subsidies for Huawei phones,

Patently Apple posted reports this month about Apple suppliers considering a move to Vietnam including Foxconn. Then came the story

By Donald Zuhn — Earlier this month, in Gensetix, Inc. v. Baylor College of Medicine, District Judge Andrew S. Hanen