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165 Articles match "Patents"
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Thursday, March 18, 2010
HP said that those two firms have agreed that HP's patents are valid, will cease and desist from selling HP 02 cartridges, and have paid the firm an undisclosed amount of money. Tags: inkjet cartridge patent lawsuit impor Printer giant HP disclosed this morning that it has settled with two, Southern California importers of inkjet cartridges, as part of a larger investigation by the United States International Trade Commission (ITC) over importation and sale of HP 02-comatible inkjet ink cartridges. HP, which had filed a complaint with the ITC in September of last year, said that
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Tuesday, March 16, 2010
One of the things we've been able to do, is we've patented a cathode where we can dial in the amount of energy, or power, or any combination we need. Earlier this month, Azusa-based CFX Battery , a stealthy battery technology spinout from Caltech, announced it had raised a new round of funding worth $14.2M. This week, the firm announced that it was renaming itself Contour Energy (www.contourenergy.com)--and said it was ready to talk about what its battery technology is all about.
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Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Los Angeles-based Meetrix , a developer of an online virtual conference room service, said today that it has granted a patent by the U.S. Patent and Trademark office. The patent, number 7,664,056, was issued February 16th, and covers "Media based collaboration using mixed-mode PSTN and Internet networks". According to the USPTO, the patent covers a technique to allow standard telephone users to audio conference with video conferencing participants over IP networks. Thomas A.
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Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Irvine-based Integrien , a developer of IT performance analytics software, announced this morning that it has received another patent on its technology. The firm said that the patent is the second issued for the firm, which has another 11 additional patent applications. The patent is U.S. Patent 7,620,523, entitled "Nonparametric method for determination of anomalous event states in complex systems exhibiting non-stationarity", and named Mazda A. Marvasti and Daniel R.
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Thursday, February 12, 2009
Los Angeles-based Stamps.com , which operates an Internet-based postage service, has scored a new patent, covering the firm's cryptography systems. The patent, number 7,490,065, was granted to Craig L. The patent was granted Tuesday by the U.S. Ogg and William W. Chow, and was first filed in October of 2000.
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Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Patent for its malware detection technology. The patent, number 7,607,171, is entitled "Virus detection by executing e-mail code in a virtual machine" and names Walter L. Green as inventors; it appears the patent stems from M86 Security's acquisition of Avinti, a malware detection firm, in March of 2009. M86 said that the technology covered Orange-based M86 Security , a developer of web security software, reported today that it has received a U.S. Marsden and David E.
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Monday, December 15, 2008
Irvine-based Solarflare has scored a new patent, the firm said Monday, covering the firm's 10 gigabit Ethernet semiconductors. According to Solarflare, it was granted patent 7,460,662 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office, one of 12 patents granted so far to the firm. The patent was issued December 2, according to the US Patent and Trademark Office, and names Chris Pagnanelli as inventor; the firm filed the patent exactly 4 Solarflare is a developer of 10 gigabit Ethernet chips, used for sending high speed networking signals over copper.
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Monday, March 23, 2009
Pasadena-based X1 Technologies , a developer of enterprise and PC search software, has scored a new patent from the U.S. Patent and Trademark office, the firm said today. X1 said the patent covers technology for the incremental searching used in its user interface. According to the firm, the patent, No. 7,496,559, is the third for the company.
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Monday, September 22, 2008
Pasadena-based X1 Technologies, which develops enterprise search software, said Monday that it has received a patent for technology in its products. Patent 7,424,510, entitled "Methods and Systems for Web Based Incremental Searches," covering its method of displaying search results. The patent names Idealab's Bill Gross and Steven Lee Colwell as inventors, and was originally filed by the firm in September of 2003. According to the firm, it received U.S The patent is behind X1's incremental search technology, which refines searches as a user types in each character of their
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Friday, December 19, 2008
Los Angeles-based j2 Global Communications, which provides online FAX and related services, announced Thursday that it has received validation of two of the firm's patents, covering the firm's FAX technology. Patent and Trademark Office has granted it two official Reexamination Certifications for patents covering its fax technology, patents number 6,208,638 and 6,597,688. According to the firm, the U.S. The firm also said it has been granted summary judgement in a patent counterclaim filed against the firm by Venali, the target of two patent lawsuits by j2.
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Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Los Angeles-based Boingo Wireless , which operates an international network of Wi-Fi access points, said today that it has been awarded its first patent, covering a method for accessing networks by a mobile device. The firm said the patent, No. 7,483,984 was issued by the United State Patent and Trademark Office. According to the USPTO, the patent was actually awarded on January 27th of this year, and has been in process since December of 2002. Inventors on the patent include Neils Jonker, the firm's CTO, as well as William Paul Allen McDaniel, and Boingo Wireless
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Friday, January 23, 2009
San Diego-based SkinMedica, which develops cosmeceuticals for the skin care market, said today that it has filed a patent and trade secret action against competitors Histogen,Inc., According to SkinMedica, those firms are infringing on two patents held by the firm, U.S. Patents 6,372,494 and 7,118,746. Histogen Aesthetics, LLC, and Dr. Gail Naughton, founder, President, and CEO of Histogen.
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Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Oxnard-based CalAmp, a developer of wireless products and hardware, said Wednesday that it has entered into a patent license agreement with Trackn, a supplier of location-based services, for two of its patents. According to CalAmp, Trackn, which runs a service called Enfotrace, will license its patents covering vehicle location systems for locating and repossessing vehicles. The patent licensing deal follows a patent infringement suit filed by CalAmp against Trackn. Financial details of the patent licensing deal were not disclosed.
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