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Useful Links for the Week

by Bob Raikes

Here are links to some of the articles that have built up over the week and didn’t ‘make the cut’. How Joe Biden’s drone light show came together — and what it could mean …

LG rollable smartphone Explorer is ‘Project B’

by Bob Raikes

What They Say LetsGoDigital has produced some CAD renders of an LG rollable smartphone concept that was outlined by LG Electronics in a patent application for a smartphone using a rollable display. The device …

Huawei’s next foldable phone could have a clamshell design like the Galaxy Z Flip

by Bob Raikes

What They Say Huawei has filed for patents for a phone concept that folds from top to bottom, rather than from left to right. A secondary display allows checking of messages etc. What We …

Tags:Flexible Displays| Foldable Devices| Huawei| Patents| Smartphones

Christie Granted U.S Patent for In-Home Streaming Technology for Cinema Exhibitors

by Artem Alekseenko

Christie®, a world leading visual technologies company, announced that, pursuant to a filing in 2018, the U.S Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), has issued Christie a U.S. patent under US10783282B2 on September 22, 2020, …

Tags:Christie| Patents| Streaming Video

Samsung and LG Hit with Smart TV Tech Patent Suit by SoftBank IP Subsidiary

by Bob Raikes

What They Say DivX LLC (described in the article as a ‘notorious patent litigator’) has filed suits an a Delaware court claiming that LG and Samsung and Realtek, the semiconductor company (which is described …

Tags:LG Electronics (LGE)| Litigation| Patents| Samsung

Judge Richard G. Andrews Administratively Closes Patent Case Against Nanosys

by Ken Werner

On August 28, Judge Richard G. Andrews of the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware brought the civil case brought by NNCrystal U.S., Inc. against Nanosys Corp. to an administrative close following …

Tags:Litigation| Nanosys| Patents| Quantum Dots

China’s Summer Sprout Could Challenge UDC for Phosphorescent OLED Supremacy

by Barry Young

Universal Display has made a great contribution to the OLED industry by developing highly efficient red and green emitters. In 2019 their monopoly produced revenues of $405m and a net income of $138m with …

Tags:China| OLED Materials| Patents| UDC

NajingTech’s Lawsuit Against Nanosys Halted After U.S. Patent Office Questions Validity of U.S. Patent No. 7,105,051

by Artem Alekseenko

Nanosys, the industry pioneer and leading supplier of quantum dot light emitting materials and technology, released a statement on the August 18th decision by the U.S. Patent Office to review the validity of U.S. …

Tags:Nanosys| Patents| Quantum Dots

David vs Goliath or ……?

by Bob Raikes

Often, patent disputes take place quietly in the background, no longer in ‘smoke-filled rooms’ but in meetings between experts and attorneys. And more attorneys. Eventually, they may get to court and get debated, but …

Tags:Litigation| Patents| Quantum Dots

Barco Successfully Enforces Clickshare IP Against Competitors In The U.S.

by Artem Alekseenko

In June 2019, Barco filed suit in the United States against Delta Electronics, Inc. and its subsidiary Vivitek Corporation for infringement of its ClickShare patents. Now, less than a year after the case began, …

Tags:Barco| Delta| Patents| Vivitek

Nanosys Sued over OLED Patents

by Bob Raikes

Consumer Electronics Daily has reported that Nanosys has been sued by NNCrystal USA over patents for quantum dots. Jason Hartlove of Nanosys told DSCC that the firm believes that the claim has no merit …

Tags:Litigation| Nanosys| Patents

Magic Leap vs. Nreal

by Norbert Hildebrand

As some of you may have heard, Magic Leap is suing its competitor, Nreal, in a lawsuit “Magic Leap Inc. v. Xu, 19-cv-03445, U.S. District Court, Northern District of California (San Francisco)” filed on …

Tags:Augmented Reality| Litigation| Patents