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Why should startups choose patents over keeping their innovation as trade secrets? Qrius ByAndreas Panagopoulos and In-Uck Park. Patents are open letters (litterae patentae) that act as property deeds. Similar to a land survey they pen down and …
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Un-doom Your 2019 Resolutions with IPWatchdog IPWatchdog.com For many, IPWatchdog is one of the ‘blogs’ we read to keep up to date with what is happening in the industry. Over the last year IPWatchdog has become much …
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Microsoft patent hints at the possibility of Surface devices with thinner bezels Neowin A patent filed by Microsoft may pave the way for Surface devices with thinner bezels. The patent describes methods to circumvent challenges of manufacturing …
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Patent talk: Relax, nobody would be disturbed by your voice commands in public space Tech Xplore Silent voice commands? Microsoft is on it, thank you very much. They have filed a patent “Silent Voice Input.” Microsoft is, in this patent, looking at a module that …
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Microsoft’s patent details minimized display borders for Surface models WindowsLatest A Microsoft patent application for a new type of device was discovered today and it focuses on a device with reduced display borders. The patent application …
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Full Fed. Circ. Won’t Revisit ‘Blocking Patent’ Ruling Law360 Law360 (January 4, 2019, 8:29 PM EST) — The Federal Circuit on Friday said it wouldn’t reconsider the invalidation of four patents covering Acorda …
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BRUW Cold Coffee Teen on Shark Tank Hires Top IP Patent Law Firm 2paragraphs.com On Shark Tank, teenager Max Feber of Detroit gets a flawless presentation of his cold coffee brew kit, BRUW. He is an impressive young man — a business …
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Microsoft Leads The AI Patent Race Going Into 2019 Forbes There have been over 154000 AI patents filed worldwide since 2010 with the majority being in health fields (29.5%), Industry-specific solutions (25.3%) and …
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Peter Meldrum, Who Lost a Fight to Patent Genes, Dies at 71 The New York Times He led Myriad Genetics, whose patents on the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes, associated with breast cancer, were invalidated by the Supreme Court.
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Amazon may be working on “database of suspicious persons” using facial recognition The Denver Post A patent application filed by Amazon offers a vision of how doorbell cameras could be equipped with new technology that would allow the devices to gather data …
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