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HTech's Madhav Sheth Joins Nxtcell to Lead Launch of Alcatel Smartphones in India; Teases New Honor Products
HTech CEO Madhav Sheth has revealed that he has joined Nxtcell to lead the launch of Alcatel smartphones in India. This move comes shortly after Alcatel announced its plans to make a comeback in the Indian smartphone market. The French brand, operated independently by TCL Communication under trademark licensing from Nokia, has been inactive in the ...
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Alcatel to Launch Premium Smartphone Range in India; Will Focus on Local Manufacturing
Alcatel is all set to make a comeback in the Indian market. The French brand, operated independently by TCL Communication under trademark licensing from Nokia, has been inactive in the Indian smartphone arena for the last couple of years. It is confirmed to release a range of new premium smartphones in the country. These devices will be manufactur...
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Qualcomm Sued by Softbank’s Arm Over License Breach After Nuvia’s Acquisition
Qualcomm, the US-based semiconductor company, and its acquired chip design firm Nuvia has been sued by Arm, a chip technology firm owned by Softbank Group, on Wednesday. Arm has raised allegations against both Qualcomm and Nuvia over breach of license agreements and trademark infringement.
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FIFA 23 Could Be Called EA Sports FC, as EA Considers Dropping FIFA Branding
FIFA 22 might be the last FIFA game, as EA Sports is “exploring the idea of renaming” its FIFA football game. UK and EU trademark filings say that FIFA 23 could be called EA Sports FC.
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Apple Wins Court Ruling Throwing Out $308.5-Million Patent Verdict
Apple persuaded a federal judge to throw out a $308.5 million (roughly Rs. 2,300 crores) jury verdict it lost to a privately held licensing firm for infringing a patent associated with digital rights management.
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Mahindra and Pininfarina Enter into Brand Licensing Agreement
Mahindra has entered into a brand licensing agreement with Italian automotive design house Pininfarina that will allow the Indian auto giant to use trademarks owned by the Pininfarina Group including licensing of brand Pininfarina for the company's automotive products.
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Apple Loses Patent Lawsuit to University of Wisconsin, Faces Hefty Damages
A US jury found Apple used technology owned by the University of Wisconsin-Madison's licensing arm without permission.
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Apple licenses use of Swiss rail's iconic clocks
Apple has struck a deal to use Swiss railway operator SBB's trademark station clock design on iPads and iPhones.
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HTech's Madhav Sheth Joins Nxtcell to Lead Launch of Alcatel Smartphones in India; Teases New Honor Products
HTech CEO Madhav Sheth has revealed that he has joined Nxtcell to lead the launch of Alcatel smartphones in India. This move comes shortly after Alcatel announced its plans to make a comeback in the Indian smartphone market. The French brand, operated independently by TCL Communication under trademark licensing from Nokia, has been inactive in the ...
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Alcatel to Launch Premium Smartphone Range in India; Will Focus on Local Manufacturing
Alcatel is all set to make a comeback in the Indian market. The French brand, operated independently by TCL Communication under trademark licensing from Nokia, has been inactive in the Indian smartphone arena for the last couple of years. It is confirmed to release a range of new premium smartphones in the country. These devices will be manufactur...
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Qualcomm Sued by Softbank’s Arm Over License Breach After Nuvia’s Acquisition
Qualcomm, the US-based semiconductor company, and its acquired chip design firm Nuvia has been sued by Arm, a chip technology firm owned by Softbank Group, on Wednesday. Arm has raised allegations against both Qualcomm and Nuvia over breach of license agreements and trademark infringement.
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FIFA 23 Could Be Called EA Sports FC, as EA Considers Dropping FIFA Branding
FIFA 22 might be the last FIFA game, as EA Sports is “exploring the idea of renaming” its FIFA football game. UK and EU trademark filings say that FIFA 23 could be called EA Sports FC.
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Apple Wins Court Ruling Throwing Out $308.5-Million Patent Verdict
Apple persuaded a federal judge to throw out a $308.5 million (roughly Rs. 2,300 crores) jury verdict it lost to a privately held licensing firm for infringing a patent associated with digital rights management.
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Mahindra and Pininfarina Enter into Brand Licensing Agreement
Mahindra has entered into a brand licensing agreement with Italian automotive design house Pininfarina that will allow the Indian auto giant to use trademarks owned by the Pininfarina Group including licensing of brand Pininfarina for the company's automotive products.
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Apple Loses Patent Lawsuit to University of Wisconsin, Faces Hefty Damages
A US jury found Apple used technology owned by the University of Wisconsin-Madison's licensing arm without permission.
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Apple licenses use of Swiss rail's iconic clocks
Apple has struck a deal to use Swiss railway operator SBB's trademark station clock design on iPads and iPhones.
