Sentences with phrase «kodak patent»

George Eastman Museum, gift of Eastman Kodak Patent Collection.

A US judge on Monday said a Kodak patent allegedly infringed upon by Apple and Blackberry - maker Research In Motion (RIM) was not valid, dealing another blow to the struggling photography pioneer.

Matt Daneman from the Democrat & Chronicle discusses the Kodak patent sale, the sale of Hickey Freeman, and tax breaks for the Sibley Building.

And there is in fact an edible version — Kodak patented it in 2007.

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That application was filed in 2012 and incorporates a patent Apple acquired in 2013 from Eastman Kodak.

As a last - ditch effort to raise cash, Kodak announced last July that it had hired Lazard to sell its digital imaging patents, hoping to cash in on a frenzy for intellectual property that drove Google «s $ 12.5 billion takeover of Motorola Mobility.

Besides potentially aiding in the patent sale, bankruptcy protection could also allow Kodak to shed hundreds of millions of dollars in pension obligations.

Samsung and LG both agreed to pay Kodak big patent bucks in Dec. 2009 with settlements of $ 550 million and $ 414 million respectively.

In a court filing, Kodak argued that Apple, the BlackBerry device maker Research in Motion and HTC of Taiwan all owed the company «substantial royalties» for the use of its patents in their smartphones.

And there could be even more patents up for grabs in the future as Eastman Kodak has said it's considering selling some 1,100 patents related to digital imaging, important technology for mobile phones.

Kodak will seek to continue selling a portfolio of 1,100 digital imaging patents to raise cash for its loss - making operations.

Bloomberg business news is reporting that two tech rivals will join forces to buy Kodak's digital imaging patents.

The second patent application covers a technique using a Kodak electronic camera to capture an image of the animal's eye.

When sued by Kodak, Sony searched out documents which had been published before the patent was filed — known in the patent law as «prior art» — and asked the patent office to re-examine the scope of Kodak's legal monopoly.

Kodak based its claim on a patent (number 4 302 790) filed in 1979 by a Californian subsidiary, Spin Physics, which makes the magnetic heads for professional video recorders.

This will freeze a patent infringement action which Kodak had filed against Sony as a test case before seeking royalties from the other major manufacturers of VCRs and camcorders.

It has revoked a basic patent on video tape recording technology it had granted to Eastman Kodak.

In 1942, the Eastman Kodak Company patented the first infrared - sensitive film that could produce photos using «false colours».

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The U.S International trade Commission finally declared not to review the patent infringement case of Apple against the Eastman Kodak yesterday.

A U.S. arbiter for trade disputes is delaying a ruling on Eastman Kodak Co.'s high - stakes patent - infringement claim against smartphone makers Apple Inc. and Research in Motion Ltd..

Kodak stated «we believe the time is right to explore smart, opportunistic alternatives for our digital imaging patent portfolios.»

Think of Kodak: the camera giant patented the first digital camera but concentrated on what it did best — film — until it went bankrupt.

As for Kodak, the firm focused on film instead of the digital camera — on which it held the first patent.

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Eastman Kodak was once a booming technology giant that employed great people and owned innovative patents in a globe - spanning camera and film...