1. Samsung, Ericsson Enter Cross-License Agreement Ending All Cellular Tech Patent Litigation On Friday, May 7, Swedish telecom firm Ericsson announced that it had entered into a cross-license agreement with South Korean electronics giant Samsung ending all global litigation between… Continue Reading →
1. Columbia cites design patent in winter jacket suit Columbia Sportswear is suing Canadian outerwear company Wuxly for infringing a design patent covering heat-reflective material. In a lawsuit filed at the US District Court, Columbia claimed that Wuxly’s Sabertooth line… Continue Reading →
1. Compulsory License for Covid Drugs on the Table, Says Delhi High Court The Delhi High Court recently put out an order that hauled up the government on various issues regarding the response to the pandemic so far, including oxygen… Continue Reading →
1. TikTok sued for trademark infringement over editing tool Video-sharing social network TikTok infringed the trademarks of a video editing company, when it released a new editing feature, according to a new lawsuit filed at a US federal court. London-based… Continue Reading →
1. Nokia settles patent fight with Lenovo The multi-year patent fight between China’s Lenovo Group and Finland’s Nokia has been settled. This has resolved all pending across all jurisdictions according to the companies, on Wednesday. It is said that Lenovo… Continue Reading →
1. Ninth Circuit Finds Jack Daniel’s-Style Dog Toy is Expressive Work The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit issued a decision in VIP Products LLC v. Jack Daniel’s Properties, Inc. in which the appellate court vacated a permanent… Continue Reading →
1. Huawei Files Patent For Long Range Wireless Charging Technology Huawei, the Chinese tech giant filed a patent for new technology related to the “wireless charging system” that is capable of ranged transmission. As per a report issued by… Continue Reading →
1. A group of three men responsible for running illegal sports streaming sites have been ordered to pay €7 million in damages by a French Court A group of three men responsible for running illegal sports streaming sites have… Continue Reading →
1. CJEU has held that website links to copyrighted material can be restricted. Websites displaying links to copyrighted material under contract may be subject to restrictions imposed by the copyright owner, the Court of Justice for the European Union (CJEU)… Continue Reading →
1. Sony patents tech that turns ‘bananas’ into a PlayStation controller A patent application was filed last summer by Sony which detailed a method of turning a banana into a Playstation controller. According to the patent, the new technology… Continue Reading →