Patent Search and Filing

Information and resources for patent search and application

Patent Reveals Google TV With Siri-Like Voice Recognition

Patent Reveals Google TV With Siri-Like Voice Recognition
Is Google trying to bring voice recognition to TV?

Google acquires Cuil’s remaining patent applications
The last seven pending patent applications of the defunct Google challenger focus mostly on search interfaces. [Read more]

iRobot Builds Leading Robotic Portfolio; Tallies 100th U.S. Patent
iRobot Corp. , a leader in delivering robotic technology-based solutions, has been awarded its 100th United States patent, an important attainment reflecting the comp

VINtek Awarded Third U.S. Patent
VINtek, a provider of automotive collateral management, electronic lien and title services and direct finance processing for automotive lenders, announced U.S. Patent # 8,078,525 B2 was issued to the company Dec.

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How to Trademark/Patent Your Product

Trademark and patent law lets you benefit from your own great ideas. Claiming a trademark or patent on your product can be thrilling, but the process may leave you with a serious headache. From classifications to applications, filing a claim on your product will take time, patience and careful consideration. To help you get started, here is a guide on how to trademark or patent your product. [read full article at Fox Small Business Center]
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The Difference Between Patent, Trademark and Copyright
Patent, trademark and copyrights have been used interchangeably by a lot of people without really realizing that each term is different from the others. Although all of it protects the creative and intellectual rights of a person or a company, each term is inherently separate from the others. Here is a general comparison of the three.

Patent Your Invention
If you have a new invention that is sure to take the world by storm, then you need to patent the invention as soon as possible in order to protect its integrity and your ownership for the lifetime of the patent. There are some things you will need to know about patents before you get started.