Boeing’s proposed fixed-wing aircraft, which could carry 100 or more passengers, has rotors on the wingtips that can be positioned like helicopter blades for take-off and landing, yet rotate around to become propellers in flight. The filing cabinet of futuristic ideas that is the U.S….
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Clothing retailer American Eagle has been ripped into by a trademark infringement action brought by the owner of a clothing company. Robert Lopez filed the lawsuit at the US District Court for the Southern District of New York on Monday, October 17. He also claimed…
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FORGET about smart devices, Apple’s latest patented product is as dumb, or at least non-smart, as they come. It’s a pot, or technically according to the US Patent that was granted this week, it’s a planter. Basically, it’s an oversized container for filling with dirt…
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The Samsung Galaxy S8 could feature a dual-camera setup if a new trademark application is anything to go by. Samsung may be planning to built a dual-lens camera configuration into its next flagship smartphone, in a bid to level the playing field with Apple’s recently…
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The Samsung vs Apple patent infringement hearing was yesterday. The hearing went over familiar ground, that both sides had argued over before. The “friends of the court” submissions were considered as well. These were briefs submitted to the hearing by third parties that were not…
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Google’s Project Jacquard began as a fantasy that the search giant’s Advanced Technology and Projects division made reality: gesture-sensing fabrics built into clothing from jeans to jackets. It has developed in baby steps since its unveiling a year ago at the Mountain View, California-based company’s I/O…
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