#patent-infringement

#patent-infringement

Apple is banned from selling Apple Watches in the US due to a patent infringement lawsuit on biomarker technology.

Sales of the Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 will be banned online starting December 21 and from Apple retail locations after December 24. [ more ]

AWS ordered to pay $525 million for patent infringement by Kove IO.

Kove claimed AWS infringed on three distributed data storage patents. [ more ]

Nielsen has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against VideoAmp accusing it of infringing on two patents related to TV viewing data technology.

Nielsen has sued nine rival companies in the past three years, indicating the company's nervousness about the rise of alternative measurement currencies. [ more ]

Nielsen has filed its ninth patent infringement lawsuit against competitors in three years.

VideoAmp may face challenges due to the pending patent infringement case against it. [ more ]

University of Washington awarded $83.4 million in patent infringement case

Google sues group for fraudulently filing DMCA claims against competitors

U.S. Supreme Court publishes code of conduct [ more ]

Imports of Apple Watches with blood oximeters cannot be imported into the US due to patent infringement claims by medical technology company Masimo.

Apple has appealed the US International Trade Commission's ban and is seeking a long-term pause on the import ban. [ more ]

Apple has developed a software workaround to strip its current smartwatches of their controversial blood oxygen monitoring capabilities in case of an import ban.

If Apple's appeal against the US International Trade Commission's ruling is denied, they will release watches without the ability to monitor blood oxygen levels. [ more ]

Apple has received approval to change the functionality of its smartwatches to overcome a ban imposed by a US court.

The fix involves eliminating the pulse oximeter function, which measures oxygen concentration in the blood stream. [ more ]

US Customs and Border Protection has determined that Apple's redesigned Apple Watch is not subject to an import ban.

The import ban, issued by the US International Trade Commission (ITC), applies to Apple's current Series 9 and Ultra 2 watches and stems from a patent infringement dispute with the medical-monitoring technology company Masimo. [ more ]