Month: November 2019

In the past few weeks Apple has been granted 26 design patents by the Hong Kong Patent Office. The patent

Fitch Even will be offering a webinar entitled “Alphabet Soup: A Review and Summary of Post-Grant Practice at the USPTO”

Practising Law Institute (PLI) will be offering a program entitled “Cross-Border Trends, Tactics and Strategic Insights: What European and U.S.

. On Thursday the US Patent & Trademark Office published Apple’s patent application for Screen Time that was first revealed

According to a new report, music marketing firm Linkfire has reportedly struck a deal with Apple Music to provide artists

On Tuesday Patently Apple posted a report titled “President Trump will reportedly Tour Apple’s Mac Pro Plant in Texas as

Back in March Patently Apple posted a report titled “Apple’s A-Chip Mastermind has Reportedly left Apple.” The report noted that

During and after the Brussels conference on Component-Level SEP Licensing that I organized on Tuesday, I’ve received various requests for

The United States Supreme Court has just granted review of the Google v. Oracle Copyright law suit.  This is a

The first look of the new MacBook Pro with 16″ display in a video report. View the original article here:

Sometimes patents will reveal what might be coming down the pike and other times it reveals services or products in

In 2018 actor Gary Oldman won the best actor Oscar for his performance in the “Darkest Hour.” Today we’re learning

When Canada’s left wing Liberal party, lead by Prime Minister Trudeau, was running for re-election last month, they proposed a

Last month Patently Apple posted a report titled “Another Day another EU Investigation into Apple’s Business Practices. This time it’s

Just a quick follow-up to yesterday’s report on the appellate hearing in Munich on Nokia’s anti-antisuit injunctions against Continental: The

CAFC agrees that Apex/Sears did not infringe LoggerHead’s patents; case previously went to retrial due to determination of scope error

Dame Vera Lynn instructs lawyers to oppose gin-maker’s attempts to trademark her name, which means gin in cockney slang View

The AWA headliner claims she’s not allowed to perform her old tracks as it would class as re-recordings; singer claims

The AWA headliner claims she’s not allowed to perform her old tracks as it would class as re-recordings; singer claims

Greater anti-counterfeit measures included among new law proposals; prospective law calls for greater transparency from e-commerce platforms View the original