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I can see the ‘smartness’ in your eye

This post examines smart contact lens technology for non-invasive glucose monitoring and augmented reality features. It analyses Google’s partnership with Novartis and Samsung’s patent innovations, highlighting privacy and patent considerations in the evolving medical device landscape.

What a Wonderful World!

The article discusses Google and Microsoft’s decision to resolve all pending patent disputes, signalling a shift towards collaboration in the technology sector. This development is analysed within the broader context of global patent litigation trends and their implications for innovation.

Will ALPHABET get Google into Trademark Trouble?

Google’s adoption of ALPHABET as its holding company name has raised important trademark questions, particularly in light of prior registrations by BMW and others. The analysis explores the legal risks Google may face under Indian trademark law.

Google’s Patent Appeal Rejected by the U.S. Supreme Court

The US Supreme Court has declined to hear Google’s patent appeal involving its Street View technology. This decision upholds a Federal Circuit ruling on patent infringement and sends the case back to lower courts for continued litigation.

Patent Acquisition and Guess Work

This post analyses prominent patent acquisitions by Google and Apple in February 2015, including Odysee and Touch ID developments. It discusses the related speculation and potential impacts on technology markets, offering an objective review.

Google-Twitter License Deal: Display Tweets in Search Results

Google and Twitter have renewed their licensing partnership, allowing real-time tweets to appear in Google search results. This move is expected to strengthen both companies’ market positions and may influence industry and regulatory responses.

Patent licensing agreement for Google and Verizon

Google and Verizon have entered a five-year patent licensing agreement to prevent litigation over patent infringements. The deal aims to reduce exposure to patent trolls and support innovation across various technologies.