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Apple's Foldable iPhone, iPad Could Protect Its Display From Drops, New Patent Suggests
Apple's foldable smartphones may be in the works. Upcoming foldable iPhone and iPad units with thin glass displays could automatically protect themselves from drops, a patent application filed with the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has indicated.
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Apple AirPods Could Adjust Audio if Hazard Detected, New Patent Suggests
Apple AirPods with a new safety feature may be in the works. AirPods may switch off the music or lower audio when hazards are detected nearby, a patent application filed with the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has indicated. As per the patent filing, AirPods will use the wearer's GPS data and activity to adjust or pause sound and provide al...
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iPhone Users May Be Able to Type in the Rain, Underwater, New Apple Patent Suggests
Apple has secured a patent that suggests the iPhone would work in the rain and support underwater photography. The patent has been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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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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Apple Could Be Working on In-Display Infrared Fingerprint Scanner, Patent Suggests
Apple has been granted a patent for an image sensor housed under the screen by the US Patent and Trademark Office. The patent that was filed in October 2018 suggests that the company could be planning to add an in-display fingerprint scanning technology in its future offerings.
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US Judge Blocks Donald Trump Testimony In Trademark Spat
Donald Trump can stay on the campaign trail and will not have to testify in a trademark dispute with an Internet marketing company, which a US judge on Wednesday said was trying to "harass" the Republican presidential candidate.
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Indian Convicted for Selling Counterfeit Cigarettes in US
A 25-year-old Indian national has pleaded guilty to the charges of selling counterfeit cigarettes in the US. Gaurav Joseph Jayaseelan faces several years of imprisonment and a fine of up to USD 250,000 for the charges, the Department of Justice said yesterday.
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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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Boeing Patents Star Wars-Style Force Field
US aviation giant Boeing has been granted a patent for a Star Wars-style 'force field' technology that would protect vehicles from nearby explosions.
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Former Google executive Michelle Lee named deputy director of USPTO
Lee is a former deputy general counsel and head of patents and patent strategy at Google.
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Beyonce, Jay Z to patent Baby Blue's name
Beyonce and Jay Z have filed an application with the US Patent and Trademark Office on January 26 to protect Baby Blue's name from misuse.
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Apple's Foldable iPhone, iPad Could Protect Its Display From Drops, New Patent Suggests
Apple's foldable smartphones may be in the works. Upcoming foldable iPhone and iPad units with thin glass displays could automatically protect themselves from drops, a patent application filed with the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has indicated.
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Apple AirPods Could Adjust Audio if Hazard Detected, New Patent Suggests
Apple AirPods with a new safety feature may be in the works. AirPods may switch off the music or lower audio when hazards are detected nearby, a patent application filed with the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has indicated. As per the patent filing, AirPods will use the wearer's GPS data and activity to adjust or pause sound and provide al...
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iPhone Users May Be Able to Type in the Rain, Underwater, New Apple Patent Suggests
Apple has secured a patent that suggests the iPhone would work in the rain and support underwater photography. The patent has been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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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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Apple Could Be Working on In-Display Infrared Fingerprint Scanner, Patent Suggests
Apple has been granted a patent for an image sensor housed under the screen by the US Patent and Trademark Office. The patent that was filed in October 2018 suggests that the company could be planning to add an in-display fingerprint scanning technology in its future offerings.
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US Judge Blocks Donald Trump Testimony In Trademark Spat
Donald Trump can stay on the campaign trail and will not have to testify in a trademark dispute with an Internet marketing company, which a US judge on Wednesday said was trying to "harass" the Republican presidential candidate.
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Indian Convicted for Selling Counterfeit Cigarettes in US
A 25-year-old Indian national has pleaded guilty to the charges of selling counterfeit cigarettes in the US. Gaurav Joseph Jayaseelan faces several years of imprisonment and a fine of up to USD 250,000 for the charges, the Department of Justice said yesterday.
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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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Boeing Patents Star Wars-Style Force Field
US aviation giant Boeing has been granted a patent for a Star Wars-style 'force field' technology that would protect vehicles from nearby explosions.
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Former Google executive Michelle Lee named deputy director of USPTO
Lee is a former deputy general counsel and head of patents and patent strategy at Google.
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Beyonce, Jay Z to patent Baby Blue's name
Beyonce and Jay Z have filed an application with the US Patent and Trademark Office on January 26 to protect Baby Blue's name from misuse.
