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Samsung's Patent Document Explores Unique Flip Phone With Reversible Design
Samsung reportedly filed a patent with the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) showing a different design for a foldable phone. The alleged sketches of the patent suggest that Samsung is planning to work on a reversible front-and-back flip phone design. The sketches show the device in different angles in folded and unfolded positions.
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Google Foldable Phone Patent With Samsung Galaxy Fold-Like Design Spotted: Report
Google’s foldable phone has reportedly been spotted at the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) suggesting that it will have a Samsung Galaxy Fold-like design. Previous reports suggested that the phone could look a lot like the Oppo Find N.
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India To Push For Patent Waiver For Covid Vaccines At World Trade Body
India will lead demands for an intellectual property rights waiver for COVID-19 vaccines and supplies at a World Trade Organization (WTO) meeting next week, two government officials said.
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Will Review Text On India's Patent Waiver Move For Covid Vaccines: UK
The UK will look at any text submitted to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) seeking an intellectual property (IP) waiver to boost the supply and production of COVID-19 vaccines, the minister in charge of the UK's COVID-19 vaccine deployment said.
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12 Republican Lawmakers Urge Biden To Not Support India At WTO On Covid Vaccines
12 Republican lawmakers have urged the Joe Biden administration to not support a proposal by India and South Africa before the World Trade Organisation to temporarily waive some Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights rules amid Covid.
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US Non-Committal On India's Move For Waiver To Covid Vaccines At WTO
The US remained non-committal on the move by India and South Africa to get Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights waiver for Covid vaccine before the WTO so that the doses are accessible and affordable to low- and middle-income nation
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Sony Gets Patent for a New PlayStation Controller: Report
Sony has received a patent for a new PlayStation controller with World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO). The latest controller design adds two new buttons.
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"Lock This Beast Back In The Cage": China Asks WTO On US Tariff
China called on World Trade Organization members on Monday to unite to prevent the United States "wrecking" the WTO and urged them to oppose U.S. tariffs targeting China's alleged theft of intellectual property
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India Ranked 66th Among Most Innovative Economies By UN Report
India is up by 15 places to secure the 66th spot among most innovative economies in the world, according a UN report which calls for more transparent policies if a country aspires to become a global driver of innovation.
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India Ranked World's Top Exporter Of Information, Communication Technology
India has been ranked the world's top exporter of information and communication technology in a UN agency report that recommended that the country leverage this lead to innovate in emerging areas where biology and materials sciences intersect with computing.
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Samsung's Patent Document Explores Unique Flip Phone With Reversible Design
Samsung reportedly filed a patent with the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) showing a different design for a foldable phone. The alleged sketches of the patent suggest that Samsung is planning to work on a reversible front-and-back flip phone design. The sketches show the device in different angles in folded and unfolded positions.
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Google Foldable Phone Patent With Samsung Galaxy Fold-Like Design Spotted: Report
Google’s foldable phone has reportedly been spotted at the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) suggesting that it will have a Samsung Galaxy Fold-like design. Previous reports suggested that the phone could look a lot like the Oppo Find N.
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India To Push For Patent Waiver For Covid Vaccines At World Trade Body
India will lead demands for an intellectual property rights waiver for COVID-19 vaccines and supplies at a World Trade Organization (WTO) meeting next week, two government officials said.
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Will Review Text On India's Patent Waiver Move For Covid Vaccines: UK
The UK will look at any text submitted to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) seeking an intellectual property (IP) waiver to boost the supply and production of COVID-19 vaccines, the minister in charge of the UK's COVID-19 vaccine deployment said.
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12 Republican Lawmakers Urge Biden To Not Support India At WTO On Covid Vaccines
12 Republican lawmakers have urged the Joe Biden administration to not support a proposal by India and South Africa before the World Trade Organisation to temporarily waive some Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights rules amid Covid.
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US Non-Committal On India's Move For Waiver To Covid Vaccines At WTO
The US remained non-committal on the move by India and South Africa to get Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights waiver for Covid vaccine before the WTO so that the doses are accessible and affordable to low- and middle-income nation
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Sony Gets Patent for a New PlayStation Controller: Report
Sony has received a patent for a new PlayStation controller with World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO). The latest controller design adds two new buttons.
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"Lock This Beast Back In The Cage": China Asks WTO On US Tariff
China called on World Trade Organization members on Monday to unite to prevent the United States "wrecking" the WTO and urged them to oppose U.S. tariffs targeting China's alleged theft of intellectual property
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India Ranked 66th Among Most Innovative Economies By UN Report
India is up by 15 places to secure the 66th spot among most innovative economies in the world, according a UN report which calls for more transparent policies if a country aspires to become a global driver of innovation.
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India Ranked World's Top Exporter Of Information, Communication Technology
India has been ranked the world's top exporter of information and communication technology in a UN agency report that recommended that the country leverage this lead to innovate in emerging areas where biology and materials sciences intersect with computing.
