So feeling a bit annoyed at a number of items over the years across two schools and it feels that since Covid, things have gotten worse.
Don't get me wrong, I understand teachers have difficult jobs as well as buerocracy at schools etc but I think let's have a space to share stories and vent...
Nintendo wants R1.15 million for alleged Palworld patent violations
Nintendo Co. and the Pokémon Co. are seeking compensation of around ¥10 million (R1.15 million) in a patent infringement suit against Pocketpair Inc., the maker of hit game Palworld.
Nintendo and affiliate Pokémon are seeking...
Apple Watch Series 9 and Watch Ultra 2 lose blood oxygen measurement in the US
Apple Inc. will begin selling versions of its Series 9 and Ultra 2 watches without a blood oxygen feature in the US, following a legal setback in its patent dispute with Masimo Corp.
The company said Wednesday that...
Apple could remove blood oxygen feature from latest smartwatches if patent violation appeal fails
Apple Inc. is planning to remove its blood-oxygen feature from its latest smartwatches — the Series 9 and Ultra 2 — to get around a US ban of the devices if an appeal of the decision fails.
The...
Apple could use software workaround to avoid US sales ban
Apple Inc., facing a ban on imports of its watches that generate billions in annual sales, is seeking alternate paths to overcome the patent-infringement loss that forced the most popular Apple Watch models off shelves over the holidays...
Nokia sues Amazon over patent infringement
Nokia Oyj sued Amazon.com Inc. in courts across three continents, alleging the e-commerce giant uses its technologies in streaming services and devices without authorisation.
The suits were filed in the US, Germany, India, the UK, and the European...
UK court finds Apple infringed 4G patents in iPhone
Apple Inc. infringed patents essential for communication technology used in iPhones, a UK appeals court ruled.
The two patents in the case relate to crucial technology used in 4G mobiles.
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AI should not be considered an inventor — Google
In a new filing submitted to the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), Google argues that artificial intelligence (AI) technology should not be considered an "inventor" in US patent law, Axios reports.
This comes after the USPTO requested...
My cat can get a patent if an AI can — UK lawyer
If an artificial intelligence machine can be named as an inventor for a patent, pet cats could be next, a UK patent lawyer said at the nation’s top court, arguing only humans can be inventors in law.
The UK’s Supreme Court will decide whether an...
Samsung and Apple to discuss lawsuit settlement
The chiefs of Samsung and Apple will meet to discuss settling a bitter two year legal battle over patents
Samsung not doing enough to end patent disputes: EU
Samsung will likely need to do more to settle an investigation over whether its use of patent lawsuits against Apple breached EU rules
Don’t be a patent troll: EU warns Nokia
Europe’s top regulator has warned Nokia not to try to become a “patent troll” as the company retained its patent portfolio.
Patent goliath IBM takes on Twitter
IBM’s patent demand against Twitter Inc as it approaches an initial public offering highlights how few patents the social media company possesses compared with the established tech players.
Tech companies seek fast action on U.S. 'patent troll' bill
Technology companies urged fast action on a patent reform bill, including tackling what they termed the rising tide of costly lawsuits by “patent trolls.”
Intellectual Ventures faces novel attack on patent business
Intellectual Ventures bought a patent for $750,000. Now it is seeking $310 million in license fees. But companies are fighting back in a legal case that could reshape the patent business.
Samsung tries to shake antitrust case
Samsung has offered remedies that may settle a European Union probe over whether it breached antitrust rules through its use of patent lawsuits against rival Apple
US panel takes action against needless patent lawsuits
A US trade panel has taken steps to rein in companies, often known as patent trolls, accused of embarking on frivolous litigation