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Apple's recent patent (US patent 11991901) for a self-healing display could transfigure the durability of future iPhones and iPads. This technology features a flexible screen covered by a specialized elastomer layer that can automatically repair minor scratches and dents, potentially extending the lifespan of these devices. Moreover, users can actively participate in the healing process by applying heat, light, or a mild electrical current, offering a new level of user interaction and control over device maintenance. This could significantly reduce the need for costly repairs and replacements, making future Apple products more sustainable and cost-effective for consumers. See why PatSeer is the top choice for patent professionals – Try It FREE: https://bit.ly/3JujKXs Gargee Patankar Päivi Pennanen Cecilia Häsner Tushar Surti Prashant Nair Amal Praveen Rutuja Darade Vishal Korde #patseer #patentsearch #patents #patentlandscape #patentportfolio #patentsearchai #aipatentsearch #ai #IntellectualProperty #patentanalysis #patentdatabase #patentanalytics #apple #applenews

The latest of what's happening in the world of IP today. The big story for IP professionals: more guidance on AI patent eligibility. Much of our economy is due to innovation in the field of software. This guidance is long overdue by the USPTO. If you need an organization that will petition for a better patent system, I know the National Association of Patent Practitioners (NAPP) do just that. Joel Douglas, P.E. , Patent Agent

Apple's latest patent approval for “Electronic Devices With Durable Folding Displays” signals progress towards foldable iPhones and iPads, addressing durability concerns. Simultaneously, another patent reveals Apple's plan to enhance Wi-Fi security, utilizing crowd-sourced data to rank public networks. These developments showcase Apple's commitment to innovation and user safety. Source:- https://lnkd.in/gvvahdcj https://lnkd.in/gcBzYr5X Einfolge provides reliable patent services by emphasizing cutting-edge technologies. With innovation and excellence, Einfolge helps clients protect, use, and profit from their IP. Visit- https://lnkd.in/gdSckXaK     #apple #electronicdeviceswithdurablefoldingdisplays #foldableiphones #patents #wifisecurity #innovation #intellectualproperty #patentability #ipfiling #patentssearch #patentfiling #noveltysearch #patentandiprsolutions #patentvaluation #patentandmarketresearch #uspatent #aipatent #softwarepatent #technologypatent #einfolge

Can patents predict the future? As part of ICP's work in EU funded research projects, we conduct analysis on innovation areas where patents might come from within a project. These searches provide insights into where an industry might be headed. It also tells us where the greatest commercial value might be found. For example, Apple have filed patents to update their Airpods. This patent states that Airpods may eventually be able to receive signals from the person wearing them. This would change the future of the headphone industry. It's always fun to see what innovations are being developed and protected. #patents #apple

In response to a recent court ruling, Apple will offer the Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 for sale in U.S. stores without their blood oxygen features. The decision follows a federal appeals court ruling preventing Apple from importing wearables with this feature while appealing a U.S. International Trade Commission finding of patent infringement. Apple, despite seeking an extension on the import stay, had its request denied. Apple strongly disagrees with the USITC decision, is ensuring compliance, and assures customers that previously purchased watches with the blood oxygen feature remain unaffected. #AppleWatchSeries9 #Ultra2 #PatentDispute #IntellectualProperty #TechNews #WearableTech #AppleInnovation #intellectualpropertylaw #patent

Could filing multiple patents for your innovative product be the game-changer you're looking for? When Apple first launched the iPhone, they didn't just file a single patent; they filed multiple patents covering various aspects of the phone's technology, from its design to its user interface. This comprehensive approach not only protected their innovations but also significantly enhanced the iPhone's market value and competitive edge. If you're introducing a new product with multiple innovations, consider adopting a multi-patenting strategy to safeguard all facets of your technology. This process might increase initial costs and complexity but ultimately fortifies your intellectual property against competitors, ensuring broad-spectrum coverage and potentially increasing your project's valuation. Actionable Insight: Begin by identifying each innovative aspect of your product and consult with a patent attorney to strategize the best filing approach. Balancing the cost and complexity against long-term intellectual property protection can provide sustainable competitive advantages.

IAM Media, talked with Bineet Bhasin, VP of IP and Strategy at UnitedLex, as a trusted source for an article on Apple’s patent legal issues involving the recently released Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2. See what they discussed >> https://hubs.li/Q02fhzKD0 #Patents #Apple #AppleWatch #IntellectualProperty

Could filing multiple patents for your innovative product be the game-changer you're looking for? When Apple first launched the iPhone, they didn't just file a single patent; they filed multiple patents covering various aspects of the phone's technology, from its design to its user interface. This comprehensive approach not only protected their innovations but also significantly enhanced the iPhone's market value and competitive edge. If you're introducing a new product with multiple innovations, consider adopting a multi-patenting strategy to safeguard all facets of your technology. This process might increase initial costs and complexity but ultimately fortifies your intellectual property against competitors, ensuring broad-spectrum coverage and potentially increasing your project's valuation. Actionable Insight: Begin by identifying each innovative aspect of your product and consult with a patent attorney to strategize the best filing approach. Balancing the cost and complexity against long-term intellectual property protection can provide sustainable competitive advantages.

COOL PATENT OF THE WEEK Apple's "wrap-around" iPhone concept just got more interesting! Recently, the tech giant was granted another patent for the concept, this time incorporating facial recognition software that processes an image captured by the device's camera. It's common for large technology companies like Apple to pursue patents for products not yet available to the public, but that could be in the future. This innovative "wrap-around" concept features a screen on both the front and back of the device, providing a large viewing area. Check out the image above to see the latest patent for yourself. #Apple #iPhone #patent #facialrecognition #innovation #technology

Could filing multiple patents for your innovative product be the game-changer you're looking for? When Apple first launched the iPhone, they didn't just file a single patent; they filed multiple patents covering various aspects of the phone's technology, from its design to its user interface. This comprehensive approach not only protected their innovations but also significantly enhanced the iPhone's market value and competitive edge. If you're introducing a new product with multiple innovations, consider adopting a multi-patenting strategy to safeguard all facets of your technology. This process might increase initial costs and complexity but ultimately fortifies your intellectual property against competitors, ensuring broad-spectrum coverage and potentially increasing your project's valuation. Actionable Insight: Begin by identifying each innovative aspect of your product and consult with a patent attorney to strategize the best filing approach. Balancing the cost and complexity against long-term intellectual property protection can provide sustainable competitive advantages.