Apple has filed for new trademarks. The first is for “Sensor Kit” which Apple describes as a Framework to “Retrieve data and derived metrics from an iPhone’s sensors, or from a paired Apple Watch.” Apple…
Back in July five patent applications from Apple were published by the US Patent & Trademark Office with the common title “Providing Verified Claims for User Identity (01, 02, 03, 04 and 05). All five…
Earlier today Google ended their new product launches and once again, the “Pixel Watch” was a no-show. Our report presents Google’s Keynote and series of product videos and more. One notable point is that Google…
The lack of new quality programming on Apple TV+, Netflix and Prime has been painful for consumers. While Apple released ‘Tehran’ last week, news is that two major drama series for Apple TV+ will begin…
The EU is once again out to damage U.S. innovation. They’re demanding that Apple allow EU companies to have their software forced on iOS devices. To be fair, Russia was actually the first country to…
Latest HMRC statistics show larger companies fully utilising Patent Box scheme; just 10 financial and insurance companies claiming the highest proportion of relief View the original article here: UK companies claimed £1.1bn in 17/18 Patent…
The latest episode in IPM’s podcast series is available now; examines IP insurance offerings amid the ongoing pandemic View the original article here: IPM podcast: asset aegis in times of austerity The article was originally…
Episode seven sees leading IP insurance professionals examine the current economic landscape; how IP insurance can add value to IP rights during the current distressed landscape View the original article here: IPM’s podcast: episode seven…
Allison Stillman joins the firm View the original article here: Latham & Watkins brings in NY copyright expert The article was originally posted on IPMagazine. Each article is copyrighted to their original authors. We do…
There have been further filings since the Epic Games v. Apple preliminary injunction on Monday (which didn’t go too well for Epic), and two of them are worth reporting and commenting on. Let’s start with…
By Kevin E. Noonan — Novelty is perhaps the principal, most fundamental requirement for patentability, and depriving the public of anything in the prior art must be avoided. The Federal Circuit recently reinforced the primacy…
Late this afternoon Patently Apple posted a report titled “In the Antitrust Lawsuit against Apple, the Judge Slammed Epic Games for its many Legal Theories, Tactics and Dishonesty. The report had noted that Judge Yvonne…
It’s been rumored for years that Google was going to enter the Smartwatch market to take on Apple and it never got of the ground. A Google event scheduled for tomorrow. It may very well…
A new report today revealed that a federal judge presiding over a high-stakes antitrust lawsuit between Apple and Epic Games — maker of the popular video game Fortnite — repeatedly slammed Epic on Monday on…
Back in January 2020 Patently Apple posted a Patently Legal report titled “Apple was sued this week for Patent Infringement by Medical Device Pioneers over key Apple Watch Technologies.” A second lawsuit was filed by…
Earlier this afternoon Patently Apple posted a report titled “A new Project Titan Patent from Apple covers an Autonomous Navigation System that includes an ‘Intention Recognition’ Module.’” Today, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office published…
Last Thursday the US Patent & Trademark Office published a patent application from Apple that relates to an autonomous navigation system of a vehicle which includes various dynamic elements, based on predicting trajectories of the…
Further below you can find previously not published data showing what a huge problem with the expiration of 5G-essential patents Nokia faces in the coming years. If you wish to skip right to that passage,…
The US is in the midst of a divisive and febrile presidential election campaign. While IP may not be at the forefront of voters’ concerns, where do the candidates stand? Ben Wodecki explains View the…
PLS research warns that those attempting to access content may turn to piracy should publishers take too long to deal with permission requests; takes 63% of publishers more than four weeks to respond to requests…