A closer look at Google’s plan to attack diseases by putting tiny particles into your body. Google’s plans for a wearable that would zap harmful particles in the body are shaping up. In a recently issued patent application, Google provided details on a novel medical…
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After pitting loved ones and enemies alike against each other for what feels like all of human existence, it seems we may finally have a definitive winner in the “over vs. under” toilet paper draping debate. Though there are still likely to be those who…
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The keyboard has more or less remained unchanged from its original design at the advent of the personal computer, itself essentially an update of the typewriter keyboard. Although some companies have tried over the years to update the design, most laptops and computers—and some tablets—still…
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Jakarta: PT Vizta Pratama, perusahaan pemegang franchise rumah bernyanyi (karaoke) Inul Vizta, menjadi tersangka atas kasus pelanggaran hak cipta. “Berkas PT Vizta Pratama sudah P21, dalam waktu dekat akan memasuki tahap dua,” ungkap kuasa hukum Nagaswara, Eddy Ribut, saat ditemui di Bareskrim Polri, Selasa (17/3/2015)….
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While companies such as LG and Motorola are trotting out smartwatches with round faces (and interfaces), Samsung has yet to adopt that particular design, although if a patent from last year is any indication, we might have gotten a glimpse into how Samsung’s round smartwatch…
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Like Samsung’s innovative edge displays on its upcoming Galaxy S6 Edge smartphone, Apple is working with patents that show similar side-mounted displays. New patent applications filed by Apple appear to show concepts for flexible displays that could eventually bring side-mounted display edges to future iPhones,…
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The American Civil Liberties Union has joined the fight to protect the trademark rights of the Washington Redskins, the controversial name of the National Football League team owned by Pro Football, Inc. A three-judge panel of The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office voted 2-1 last…
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Apart from the circulating rumors that Apple might use a force touch display in the next iPhone generation, fueled by the announcement of the new MacBook’s touchpad, there seem to be a few new speculations regarding new technologies coming in the iPhone 6/6 Plus successor(s)….
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YouTube has reportedly paid out a whopping $1 billion to various copyright holders since 2007 as part of the Google’s Content ID program. Content ID Program According to Google, the program scans 400 years’ worth of content daily in efforts to identify potential copyright issues….
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Microsoft filed suit against Kyocera this afternoon, alleging that the Japanese electronics company’s Android-based smartphones infringe on the Redmond company’s patents. The suit, filed in U.S. District Court in Seattle, seeks financial damages and an injunction against Kyocera to prevent the company from selling devices that…
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