Month: July 2019

Apple has filed for two distinct figurative trademarks in Hong Kong, China and the United States for ‘Remote’ and ‘Apple

Samsung wins Patent for Next-Gen Tablet Cover with Micro-Speakers built-in and more

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office published a granted patent for Samsung this week that reveals a possible future Galaxy

Avanci, Nokia trying to escape Judge Koh’s jurisdiction over Continental case: motion to transfer venue from San Jose to Dallas

In soccer terminlogy, Nokia’s “Munich Maneuver” may be the Goal of the Century, subject to whether or not the anti-antisuit-injunction

Film and TV Tax Credits Working for California?

California significantly increased tax credits to incentivize the location of film and TV production in the state of California in

Samsung Confirms Massive Profit Plunge in Q2 2019 and Dreams up an Insane Triple Display Smartphone

On July 5th Patently Apple posted a report titled “LG’s Operating Profits fell 15% in Q2 While Samsung’s Plunged by

The White House Blacklist killed a new Smart Speaker that Huawei worked closely on with Google for a September Launch

Yesterday Patently Apple posted a report titled “Huawei Posts Lower-Than-Expected Half-Year Sales & missed on Revenues. It was the first

Apple's CEO Confirms that Apple Card will roll out in August

Last Friday Patently Apple posted a report titled “Even with a few Tense Moments behind the Scenes, Apple Card is

The DOJ Sentenced a Chinese National for Trafficking Counterfeit Apple Products like iPhones in the U.S.

The criminal division of the Department of Justice out of New Jersey sent out a press release yesterday stating that

No ‘joyful noise’ for Katy Perry in copyright verdict

Singer found to have infringed beats in Christian song; awaiting damages verdict View the original article here: No ‘joyful noise’

CJEU clarifies press quoting rights

Win for media outlets; using protected works while reporting on current events ‘in principle’ does not need permission View the

Burns & Levinson expands IP practice with two new partners

The partners bring more than 40 years of combined IP expertise View the original article here: Burns & Levinson expands

Is a Surprise announcement about Keeping the production of the Mac Pro in the U.S. in the wind?

Earlier this week we reported on Apple choosing to have the new Mac Pro made outside of the U.S.. and

Apple has Officially Joined the Data Transfer Project along with Google, Microsoft and others

The Data Transfer Project was launched in 2018 to create an open-source, service-to-service data portability platform so that all individuals

Apple TV+ is reportedly developing an English Remake of Israeli "False Flag" Drama Series

It was reported back in 2015 by Variety that Fox International Channels acquired Keshet International’s hit show ‘False Flag.’ The

Apple Reports Revenue up 1% with CEO Cook Promising new Exciting Products and Services in the Second Half of the Year

Apple today announced financial results for its fiscal 2019 third quarter ended June 29, 2019. The Company posted quarterly revenue

Apple Hires VR Engineer Nat Brown who Worked on Microsoft's First Xbox Game Console

Yesterday Xbox co-creator Nat Brown started a new position at Apple according to his Twitter account entry embedded in our

Nokia persuades Munich court to issue anti-antisuit injunction against Daimler supplier Continental, pre-empting decision by Judge Koh

If the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Competition (DG COMP) doesn’t help Daimler and its suppliers such as Continental, then the

Some Cardiologists are still Skeptical about the Value of the Apple Watch 4 ECG Feature

Patently Apple posted a report back in December 2018 titled “Doctor Warns Apple Watch 4 users to be Careful with

EIP expands in Germany with partner hire