Month: March 2020

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office officially published a series of 74 newly granted patents for Apple Inc. today. In

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office officially published a series of 74 newly granted patents for Apple Inc. today. In

Johnson & Johnson, the pharmaceutical giant, said yesterday it is five months away from starting human trials on a COVID-19

Apple has been granted two patents today that relate to Apple Pencil with Ultrasonic Transducers and Apple Watch with Biometric

A new Supreme Court decision holds that states are immune from infringement suits under the United States Copyright Act, despite

Tecnodidattica fails to overturn EUIPO decision to reject sought-after 3D mark View the original article here: Globe makers lose EU

In 2017 Patently Apple posted a report titled “An Australian Apple Patent Describes a Smart Multi-Speaker Audio System Designed for

  View the original article here: IPM’s April issue is now online! The article was originally posted on IPMagazine. Each

The new iPad Pro with its new Magic Keyboard allows the iPad in landscape to appear as if it’s floating

Metabeauty owner claims venture-backed business deliberately uses her material without authorisation View the original article here: Cosmetic dermatologist sues over

By Kevin E. Noonan — The Federal Circuit affirmed the Patent Trial and Appeal Board’s (PTAB) claim construction (and inter

On Sunday U.S. President Trump basically stated that their guidelines would extend to at least April 30th. Today, a new

Microsoft announced today that on April 21, Office 365 will become Microsoft 365, which builds on the foundation of Office

The Brits have created a great number of comedies over the years that were hits like ‘The Office,’ ‘Mr. Bean,’

IPM has outlined its strategy for continuing service, despite the ongoing pandemic View the original article here: Coverage in these

IPM has outlined its strategy for continuing service, despite the ongoing pandemic View the original article here: Business as usual

Last week the Nikkei claimed that Apple’s 5G iPhone would be delayed due to COVID-19. Knowing the Nikkei is always

Singapore is the world’s largest transhipment port and a recent shipping case highlights weaknesses in the country’s enforcement efforts. Nick

Ascendant Legal’s Jeremiah Chew provides an overview of Singapore trademark law View the original article here: Got you covered The

Powell Gilbert’s Rajvinder Jagdev, Peter FitzPatrick and Penny Gilbert explore how AI can be harnessed to unearth new therapies View