Sentences with phrase «patent in question»

I agree, of course, that we need to see a copy of the letters patent in question.
But the whole problem would go away if «article of manufacture» was interpreted more narrowly, given that two of the design patents in question relate to only the outer cases of smartphones.
The six Restasis patents in question are valid through 2024 barring successful legal battles by competitors.
Amongthe patents in question is one from 1993 for a «nationwide communication system» using base transmitters and receivers to broadcast messages throughout a wireless network, and one from 1996 for a «method and device for processing undelivered data messages in a two - way wireless communications system».
After waiting in the wings, with bated breath, the verdict is finally in, as Judge William Alsup of the U.S. District Court of Northern California dismissed the jury this afternoon after a unanimous decision that ruled in favor of Google's mobile OS — declaring that Android did not in fact infringe on the Oracle patents in question.
Delving deeper into SensibleVision's claims, the illumination patent in question deals with using the display as a source of illumination for the camera:
Getting back to the HTC patent in question, if you're into that stuff, you can read all the legal definitions right here, but trust me, all in all, I don't think that anyone can contest the fact that this characterizes Face Unlock by the letter.
Apple argued that the patents in question were invalid when they were issued, but even if the jury disagreed with that assessment, the infringement fee should be a maximum of $ 1 million, reports Ars Technica.
The six patents in question were filed between 1992 and 1997, and all cover technology used in the SkyTel two - way pager network, run by Mobile Telecommunications Technologies (MTel).
A patent troll may work a variety of ways, though each positions patent ownership as a way to generate revenue without producing any material benefits by using the patent in question.
The patents in question are US patent 996 entitled «Cocoa extracts containing solvent derived cocoa polyphenols from defatted cocoa beans» and US patent 753 «Cocoa components, edible products having enriched polyphenol content, methods of making the same and medical uses».
It's believed that the patents in question have to do with the IEEE 802.11 WiFi standard, and Nokia told us that neither Google nor Asus have sought to license the technologies.
The patents in question are «Approach for Selecting Communications Channels Based on Performance,» and «Approach for Managing Communications Channels Based on Performance.»
Unfortunately, Nintendo filed the patent in question for the ill - fated 64DD and not for the GameCube.
The patents in question relate to the «black rectangular front face of a phone with rounded corners,» «the rectangular front face of a phone with rounded corners and a raised rim,» and «the grid of 16 colourful icons on a black screen.»
The patents in question relate to the «black rectangular front face of a phone with...
RIM, maker of the ubiquitous BlackBerry device, is facing a scheduled hearing on a possible injunction that could disrupt service — and in the eleventh hour, it has surprised with news that is has a workaround to the patents in question.
The court noted that a separate patent application, for a variant, was made in the name of one of the individuals (who was not named on the patent in question) and so the court expected that he must have noticed the process was different that when, earlier, a draft of the subject application was circulated among the 4 individuals naming only the two respondents as inventors.
In this case, the patents in question were granted to the Shoah Foundation, a non-profit launched with the help of Steven Spielberg that is dedicated to recording testimony of Holocaust survivors.
(To infringe a patent you must perform each and every step of one of its claims; the patent in question is directed toward political donations and requires numerous steps that CentUp claims it will not perform.)
According to the request, the patent in question describes capabilities that had already been...
According to FOSS Patents the patents in question relate to phone number tapping, unified search, data synchronization, slide to unlock, and autocomplete.
The patents in question were awarded to BlackBerry between 2012 and 2014 and cover a range of technologies concerning mobile messaging.
President Obama has, once again, the option to veto the ITC's decision, but he's unlikely to do so; the patents in question are, unlike in the case of the Apple product ban, of a design nature, and not standard - essential.
Android Central looked into the patent in question, which deals with using the display as a source of illumination for the camera:
The patent in question, titled «Portable Electronic Device for Photo Management», illustrates the concept of swiping through a gallery of images on a touchscreen device.
The patents in question are held by SurfCast and the litigation involves Windows Phone 7, Windows Phone 7 and Windows 8 devices.
Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) staff attorney Julie Samuels says that Apple legal is likely hard at work reviewing the patent in question, however, and should be in touch soon.
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