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Luminus Devices Collects Ten More Patents; Now has 21 patents issued, with 120 additional applications pending

Luminus Devices, Inc., the developer and manufacturer of PhlatLight®(Photonic Lattice) LEDs that are used in display and lighting applications, today announced it has received its 21stUnited States patent for its PhlatLight technology. This rapidly growing patent portfolio highlights Luminus Devices' technology leadership in the LED industry. And with 120 additional patents pending in the United States and foreign countries, Luminus will continue its leadership in solid state lighting innovation.

Luminus Devices Collects Ten More Patents

Luminus Devices, Inc., the developer and manufacturer of PhlatLight(R) (Photonic Lattice) LEDs that are used in display and lighting applications, today announced it has received its 21st United States patent for its PhlatLight technology. This rapidly growing patent portfolio highlights Luminus Devices' technology leadership in the LED industry. And with 120 additional patents pending in the United States and foreign countries, Luminus will continue its leadership in solid state lighting innovation.

Luminus Devices Collects Ten More Patents

BILLERICA, Mass. (Business Wire) -- Luminus Devices, Inc., the developer and manufacturer of PhlatLight(R) (Photonic Lattice) LEDs that are used in display and lighting applications, today announced it has received its 21st United States patent for its PhlatLight technology. This rapidly growing patent portfolio highlights Luminus Devices' technology leadership in the LED industry. And with 120 additional patents pending in the United States and foreign countries, Luminus will continue its leadership in solid state lighting innovation.

Luminus Devices Collects Ten More Patents

BILLERICA, Mass. - (Business Wire) Luminus Devices, Inc., the developer and manufacturer of PhlatLight

Luminus Devices Collects Ten More Patents

BILLERICA, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Luminus Devices, Inc., the developer and manufacturer of PhlatLight

Luminus Devices Collects Ten More Patents

BILLERICA, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Luminus Devices, Inc., the developer and manufacturer of PhlatLight

Mindspeed Sells Patents

Newport Beach-based Mindspeed Technologies announced today that it has sold what it describes as "certain non-core patents" for $10M. Terms and buyers of the patents were not disclosed. Mindspeed said the patents came from a broad portfolio of patents which are no longer core to the firm's business focus. Details on the types of patents sold and number of patents was not released by the company. Mindspeed said it has been generating revenue from patent sales in the last year, and expects to engage in additional "strategic, non-core" patent sale or licensing arrangements in the future.

Mapping with Google APIs in Android

Mapping functionality has become a must-have feature for new mobile devices. With all the new technology advances, mobile devices, especially cell phones, are more than capable of handling complicated mathematical calculations on their own or keeping up with the high-traffic communication with the servers. GPS devices used to be the dominant player with the mapping capabilities, but more and more mobile devices are offering almost full-featured GPS functionalities. Google's Android provides direct access to its popular mapping tools. You will explore key programming APIs that power its mapping features.

Google Finance to add more data to fight Yahoo, AOL

Google plans to expand its finance Web site by adding more historical data and company filings as it tries to gain ground on more-popular services from Yahoo and AOL. The company will also seek to improve its 2-year-old finance site by offering real-time stock prices from the New York Stock Exchange on a permanent basis after a four-month pilot started this week, said R.J. Pittman, director of product management. Google's finance pages had 2.07 million U.S. visitors last month, ranking 13th on researcher ComScore's list of top financial sites. The company plans to use its search technology to help users find data more efficiently, rather than adding editorial content to lure more users, Pittman said. Adding features such as up-to-the-minute stock quotes will help Google lure more visitors that may then visit the company's other sites, sai

Patents facilitation centre opened

The Pharmaceuticals Export Promotion Council (Pharmexcil) announced the inauguration of a Patents Facilitation Centre here on Friday. Apart from Hyderabad, the centres are also being set up in Mumbai and Delhi with the support of the Department of Chemicals & Petrochemicals. These centres are expected to come up in the next two years. The Hyderabad centre was inaugurated by Mr V.S. Sampath, Secretary, Department of Chemicals and Petrochemicals, Government of India. The se Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) and Patents Facilitation Centres are expected to provide small and medium pharmaceutical manufacturers and exporters the information and knowledge on patents, status of patents of pharmaceutical products compared with other countries. It would also provide training and short-term courses in IPRs.

The right of appeal under the amended Patents Act: a case study

Before the Patents Act, 1970 was further amended by the Patents (Amendment) Act, 2002 and the Patents (Amendment) Act, 2005, a party may only oppose the grant of a patent by the Controller of Patents at the pre-grant stage; however, after the Controller has made a decision, a party may appeal against it in the High Court under section 116(2) of the 1970 Act. Following the changes made by the Amendment Acts of 2002 and 2005, a party wishing to appeal against the decision of the Controller needs to bring proceedings before the Appellate Board, which was constituted under section 83 of the Trade Mark Act, 1999.

Consumers Using TV, Web More Than Ever

NEW YORK More media may be vying for the consumer's attention, but contrary to conventional wisdom, they're watching more TV than ever before, according to Nielsen data released Tuesday (July 8). Consumers are also watching more time-shifted TV and using the Internet more.

UniPixel Acquires Display Technology Patents

WOODLANDS, TX-- Uni-Pixel has reached an agreement to acquire a block of patents that are applicable to UniPixel’s TMOS display technology. The acquisition of the patents increases the total number of UniPixel’s TMOS display-related patents to one hundred and six (106) patents issued and filed. The patent transaction is a direct result of collaboration efforts entered into during 2007 surrounding the development and assembly of its TMOS display technology.

Permabit Awarded Two Patents Covering Scalable Data Deduplication

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Aug. 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Permabit Technology Corporation, the industry's leading innovator of scalable, data-reduced storage for enterprise archiving, today announced that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has granted the company two new patents for its massively scalable data deduplication technologies. These new patents protect the company's scalable data reduction (SDR) technology, which is integrated into its Enterprise Archive Data Center Series product. U.S. Patents 7,412,462 and 7,398,283 broadly cover the use of hash-based deduplication for scalable file and object data storage with access control credentials. These patents also protect Permabit's unique encrypted deduplication, snapshot, and many other features of the company's SDR technology.

Apple says iTunes has sold more than 5 billion songs

Apple, maker of the iPod media player, said its iTunes online store has sold more than 5 billion songs since its debut five years ago as more fans abandon record shops for the Web. The site is the most popular in the United States for legal music downloads, with more than 8 million songs. ITunes customers also are renting or buying more than 50,000 movies a day, Apple said Thursday in a statement. Sales of CDs and music DVDs fell 13 percent to $15.9 billion last year, the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry said yesterday. Sales of downloaded songs and mobile-phone ring tones rose 34 percent to $2.9 billion.

CruiseCam International Moves Forward With Patents in Europe

BIRMINGHAM, MI -- (Marketwire) -- 08/07/08 -- CruiseCam International, Inc. (CCMJ), after years in the process of review by the European Patent Office (EPO), has been allowed the use of a number of critical claims that will comprise the basis of its first European patents pertaining to seat-integrated video recording technology. Through the successful efforts of its patent lawyers CruiseCam now can extend its patents portfolio coverage to most European countries. CruiseCam is now proceeding with the process of obtaining European patents for the future release of its commercial seat-integrated video system that has already been granted patents in the United States.

Nokia and Qualcomm Come to Terms Over Patents

Nokia and Qualcomm emerged from a Delaware court yesterday with a new, 15-year cross licensing agreement in place. They were set to battle over the use of certain wireless patents, and instead were able to come to terms over patents covering GSM, EDGE, CDMA, WCDMA, HSDPA, OFDM, WiMax, LTE and other technologies. Under the terms of the new agreement, Nokia may use Qualcomm's patents in its chipsets and network infrastructure equipment, and Qualcomm may use certain Nokia technologies in its chips. Qualcomm also won the right to call several disputed WCDMA, GSM, and OFDMA patents its own. Nokia will make an upfront payment to Qualcomm and pay ongoing royalties, but the exact financial details were not disclosed.

Devicescape Drives Anytime, Anywhere Wi-Fi Access for Service-Enabled Devices -- From Digital Cameras, Game Consoles and Laptops to Smartphones

Today at CONNECTIONS: the Digital Living Conference (Booth # 221), Devicescape Software, the leader in secure and seamless access for wireless devices, announced the availability of the Devicescape Agent 2.1, an embedded software package that enables electronic manufacturers to bring next-generation service-enabled devices such as handsets, cameras, televisions and all types of industrial and enterprise equipment, to market quickly and efficiently. The improved Devicescape Agent provides the highest level of security for Wi-Fi devices and eases the interoperability and management of these wireless devices in home, office and industrial networks.

CEA to Discuss Standards for Portable and Handheld Devices

CEA Invites Industry to Discovery Group Meeting During Industry Forum ARLINGTON, Va.--(Business Wire)-- The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA)(R) today announced the formation of a discussion group to weigh interest in establishing industry technical standards for portable and handheld devices, such as MP3 players, GPS devices, video displays and cameras. CEA will hold a Discovery Group meeting to consider the issue at its Industry Forum on Tuesday, October 21, 2008. The meeting will take place at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, NV from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. PDT. An industry standard for portable and handheld devices could make it easier for consumers to connect these devices with home audio and video systems, in-vehicle audio, video and navigation systems and other consumer electronics (CE) products.

Devicescape Drives Anytime, Anywhere Wi-Fi Access for Service-Enabled Devices -- From Digital Cameras, Game Consoles and Laptops to Smartphones

SAN BRUNO, CA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 06/25/08 -- Today at CONNECTIONS: the Digital Living Conference (Booth # 221), Devicescape Software, the leader in secure and seamless access for wireless devices, announced the availability of the Devicescape Agent 2.1, an embedded software package that enables electronic manufacturers to bring next-generation service-enabled devices such as handsets, cameras, televisions and all types of industrial and enterprise equipment, to market quickly and efficiently. The improved Devicescape Agent provides the highest level of security for Wi-Fi devices and eases the interoperability and management of these wireless devices in home, office and industrial networks.

?More Writing Means More Traffic

In the online world, the more writing you do for your website, the more traffic you can expect to draw to it. Let me people know about your website by means of your writing. The writing you do can include press releases, blog postings, and any kind of content your website contains.

Digital Photo Storage On the Road

"It’s very easy today to take more pictures in a single week long vacation than ever imagined possible ten years ago. For one thing, not many people had digital cameras ten years ago and those that did had a lot of problems with ample, cheap storage. Compact Flash and SD cards weren’t as inexpensive and voluminous as they are today. And yet today, images coming directly out of the camera can regularly exceed 10MB or more. As I see it, there are two main paths to take when a vacation is planned and the camera will be tagging along. Either purchase more memory cards or purchase a digital storage device. I’d like to take a look at both options and lay down some pros and cons to help you decide which path might be right for you."

Is Cuil the next Google?

New search engine Cuil (pronounced ‘cool’), which was launched in the US this weekend, claims to be an improved version of market leader Google – able to index more pages, more quickly and more cheaply. What’s more, it claims to go beyond standard technology by analysing search terms and ranking results by content, rather than by popularity – and then displaying the results in a more user-friendly way. Backed by $33m of venture capital funding, this is clearly a start-up with ambitions to beat Google at its own game…

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