Month: June 2019

In and around 2012, Samsung introduced the Galaxy Beam smartphone that introduced a pico projector. While the idea was interesting,

A Sunday report states that Apple has confirmed in an internal document to repair staff that it’s identified an issue

Earlier this month the US Patent & Trademark Office published a patent application from Google that could give Android smartphones

Apple may be forced to use new display suppliers down the road if South Korea is unable to stop the

Last week GLSEN, the leading education organization working to create safe and inclusive K-12 schools for LGBTQ youth announced that

Earlier this month the US Patent & Trademark Office published a patent application from Microsoft that relates to a flexible

In a video report about Air Force technician Sgt. Chris Hibben surprising his daughter at school last week, he heaped

On June 20th Patently Apple posted a report titled “Apple, Dell, HP and others Speak Out on the U.S. Imposing

Apple filed a continuation patent in Europe on Thursday that covers a major update to a key PrimeSense invention regarding

Yesterday Patently Apple posted Apple’s utility patent application that related to the second generation Apple Pencil that introduced touch surfaces

Six centuries after the date of the earliest known written record of whiskey in Ireland, Irish whiskey was granted PGI

The delicate balance that must be struck when protecting a brand while not alienating consumers View the original article here:

Jesper Sellin examines the concept of inventor ownership and its effect on patenting and commercialisation View the original article here:

Recent legal changes sets the country on the road to becoming a more patentee-friendly jurisdiction View the original article here:

Editor’s letter July/August 2019 View the original article here: Editor's letter July/August 2019 The article was originally posted on IPMagazine.

Alibaba’s global head of IP enforcement Matthew Bassiur tells Maura O’Malley how the e-commerce behemoth has clamped down on counterfeiters

Court to decide whether the CAFC can review PTAB determinations about timeliness of an IPR View the original article here:

In analysing trademark trends over the last five years, the influence of China cannot be overestimated says CompuMark’s Robert Reading

Kirkland & Ellis has hired Robin Belleau as director of wellbeing to lead an initiative across the whole firm. View

Generics provide ‘sustained and significant savings’ to the NHS  report shows; generically dispensed prescriptions increases from 59% to 75% View