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Lightspeed Adds US to European Patent

by Bob Raikes

We reported from on the European patent for Lightspeed and its light recycling technology. Lightspeed Design’s New 3D Modulator and More Last month, the company said that it has now received a US patent …

Apple Ends an Era by Settling Samsung Patent War

by Steve Sechrist

It started out with a blockbuster lawsuit in 2011 that morphed into the “patent wars”with suits and counter-suits between the two technology giants that together supplied 90% of the smartphone market. But for all …

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Lancom Receives European Patent for Integration of New Radio Technologies

by Andrew Fenn

Lancom, a German manufacturer of network infrastructure solutions for the public and private sectors, has received a European patent for integration of different radio technologies into its E-series WLAN access points. Lancom’s LN-830E WLAN …

Patent Infringement Court Battle Between Apple and Samsung Ends After 7 Years

by Andrew Fenn

The seven-year smartphone patent infringement battle between Apple and Samsung has come to an end. The exact circumstances around the closing of the case haven’t been disclosed but last month, Samsung was ordered by …

Tags:Apple| Mobile Display Monitor| Patents| Samsung| Vol 25 - Issue 25

Xiaomi Spends on IP before IPO

by Bob Raikes

Xiaomi has confirmed that it is planning an IPO on the Hong Kong Stock exchange later this year. The IPO could be the largest for several years. One of the key issues over recent …

Motorola Working on Means to Minimize Deformation in Foldable Displays

by Arthur Berman

On June 14th, a patent application filed by Motorola Mobility LLC. (Chicago, IL) was published. It discloses a means to address the issue of semi-permanent screen deformation in foldable displays. The basic idea in …

Tags:Flexible Displays| Mobile Display Monitor| Motorola| Patents| Vol 25 - Issue 25

IP Wire: 10-Millionth US Patent Actually Issued to AR Firm

by Andrew Fenn

Last week, the White House held a ceremony to acknowledge that a patent filed by defence contractor Raytheon on June 19th was the 10-millionth US patent to be signed in, 228 years after the …

Tags:Augmented Reality| Back Panel| Mobile Display Monitor| Patents| Vol 25 - Issue 25

SID Catch Up

by Bob Raikes

Well, we created a very big SID report, but it seems we still missed some things. Irish company, Solas OLED said that it has a number of patents relating to OLED structures, display design …

Volfoni Launches Counterclaim in IP Lawsuit in Germany

by Andrew Fenn

Volfoni, a European provider of 3D technology, has announced the launch of its counterclaim to the intellectual property lawsuit filed by RealD in Germany. IP law firm Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP will …

Jury Sets Samsung Fine

by Bob Raikes

The long running patent dispute between Apple and Samsung has reached another stage with a jury awarding a lower amount of damages ($539m) to Apple, down on the $1.05 billion awarded last year. (Apple …

Apple and Samsung Patent Fight Resumes

by Bob Raikes

Apple and Samsung are in court again in another battle in the ongoing war over five patents. This is the third court case and the war has been going on since 2011. The key …

Touch ID Patent Infringement Lawsuit Filed Against Apple and Samsung

by Andrew Fenn

A South Korean start-up called First Face has filed a lawsuit against Apple and Samsung, according to Business Korea, claiming that the two smartphone giants infringed original patents for fingerprint-based authorisation technology dating back …