January 29, 2015
New York, NY – Nov. 21, 2011 — Scanbuy, Inc. (www.scanbuy.com), the global leader in mobile barcode solutions, today announced ScanLife 4.0, a new version of its mobile barcode reader application. With ScanLife 4.0, shoppers can now view a live feed that displays codes being scanned in ...
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Google has been granted a patent for the unlock pattern that comes with many Android devices, including the first ever handset, the T-Mobile G1. If you’re not familiar with the pattern we’re referring to, it’s a 3×3 dot screen which can be customized to a nearly ...
Read MoreAs many of you all know, today was supposed to be the day when we got our first real taste of Ice Cream Sandwich and the official unveiling of a new handset. Rumored for a while as the Nexus Prime, the final name looks to be nearly confirmed as the Galaxy Nexus. So why don’t... Read More
Remember the LG device that was leaked a few days ago and was to be the first LG device to appear with a 720p HD display as well as LTE capability? We’ve just heard that the device will be hitting Korea soon, and that LG has officially announced the device. LG Optimus LTE is LG’s... ...
Read MoreAfter spending more than one year of battling back and forth, Google and Oracle are in court, attempting to smooth things out. A quick primer – Oracle has accused Google of infringing on some of their Java software patents. The CEO’s for both companies were in front of a magistrate ...
Read MoreGoogle purchased the Android, Inc. company back in 2005, then announced the Open Handset Alliance in, 2007. Then in the Fall of 2008, the lowly T-Mobile G1 was open to the public. But the initial business model that Google put forth may have gone awry in the time since up to now. In the ...
Read MoreSkycast Solutions has created what I believe is an absolute brilliant solution to the ongoing revenue problems airlines have been facing. It’s not only cost effective, but also introduces limitless revenue possibilities via an avenue that passengers are less likely to complain about: ...
Read MoreApple has scored a European victory against Samsung which could soon see the ban of three devices from the South Korean smart phone maker. Tentatively set to take effect on October 15th, said ban will block the import of the Galaxy S, SII, and Ace through Amsterdam.
Read MoreWay back in September of 2005, Motorola came out with a bold new cellular telephone that could, in fact, sync with your Apple iTunes account. This auspicious device was dubbed the Motorola ROKR-E1. At the time it came with a mind blowing 512MB upgradeable SD card that could hold one-hundred ...
Read MoreIt’s a huge day for Android today as Google just announced that they’ve acquired Motorola Mobility. Yes, that Motorola. New CEO Larry Page just put the word out on the official Google blog that they have opened their wallets up to the tune of 12.5 billion in an effort to ...
Read MoreIt’s obvious by now, after having sued Samsung, which led to the Galaxy Tab 10.1 being banned from every major European country, that Apple likes to enforce patent infringement on other companies. Their latest victim appears to be Motorola, as Apple mentioned, in a complaint over the ...
Read MoreA recent peek in the U.S. Patents and Trademarks website tells us that Motorola KORE is not expected to be tablet or service related, but tied to fitness headphones. Motorola filed for a trademark on KORE a little over one week ago, shortly after buying up a handful of similar domains. ...
Read MoreWell what do we have here? Apple actually gaining ground on one of it’s many ridiculous lawsuits? That’s the current case in Europe. The Regional Court of Dusseldorf has granted a preliminary injunction against the sale and marketing of the Tab meaning it now has to be taken off the ...
Read MoreGoogle Senior Vice President and Chief Legal Officer, David Drummond, has taken to the official Google blog to shed light on the recent patent war that’s been unfolding over the last few months. As he puts it, “Android is on fire” and because of that, a number of competitors ...
Read MoreIt’s no secret that we love to dig around the US Patents and Trademarks website, hoping to find a nugget of potential Android-related news. It’s here where we often find names to upcoming smart phones, tablets, or carrier initiatives. I decided to poke though the site today and ...
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