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Patent Office presses rewind on broad digital music patent
The EFF goes six for six with its Patent Busting Process as the USPTO agrees to reexamine yet another broad tech patent. Read More...
US Patent & Trademark Office: United States Patent Application
appft1.uspto.gov — This invention is directed to a glove system for operating an electronic device. The glove system may... include an inner liner and an outer shell. The liner may be formed from any suitable material, including a material that is thin, electrically ... (more) US Patent & Trademark Office: United States Patent ...
US Patent & Trademark Office: United States Patent Application
appft1.uspto.gov — User saved-data storage means S19 stores user saved-data which is generated as a result of a game... play performed by a user. Digest saved-data storage means S48 stores a plurality of pieces of digest saved-data which are previously generated so as to ... (more) US Patent & Trademark Office: United States Patent ...
US Patent & Trademark Office - United States Patent Application
appft1.uspto.gov — A portable device may include a camera to capture a picture or a video, object recognition logic... to identify a target object within the picture or the video captured by the camera, and output a first string corresponding to the identified target ... (more) US Patent & Trademark Office - United States Patent ...
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First Bytes: At CES, Ballmer Takes the Stage
Tech Observer — ... At the urging of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the U.S. Patent Office will reconsider a broad patent on digital music. [Ars Technica] ...

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