The US.International Trade Commission (ITC) said in a statement that it was launching a patent-related investigation into the Indian automaker's ROXOR vehicle.

About 1,00,000 employees in India have been trained in newer digital technologies under Menon's leadership.

Prathiba singh has contributed to some of the most important IPR laws and given landmark judgments.

Prosecutors have described the 48-year-old US citizen as one of the top protein biochemists in the world. She had worked at GlaxoSmithKline's research facility in suburban Philadelphia for about a decade and had become a senior manager.

American multi-national consumer goods corporation Procter & Gamble, which owns brands like Tide, Ariel, Gillette, Head & Shoulders, etc, that are extensively used across India too, has applied for trademark applications for LOL (meaning Laughing Out Loud), WTF (What The F---), NBD (No Big Deal) and FML (F--- My Life).

Charge 3 is crafted from lightweight materials, including an aerospace grade aluminium case and Corning Gorilla Glass 3 display.

MD Harshbeena Zaveri said unlike its competitors, the company looks at generating more profitability.

Facebook stocks tanked 25 per cent in a matter of two hours on account of disappointing second quarter financial results and subsequent earnings call. This wiped as much as $150 billion from the company's market value. The decline even left Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg poorer by over $16 billion, wiping his gains for this year.

With Internet of Things (IoT), 5G connectivity and automation, a future of possibilities is at our doorstep.

The proposed system can easily be extended to other kinds of traffic applications, including detection of tripling on a bike, zigzag bike driving and traffic violations by other kinds of vehicles.

The Dr Reddy's stock fell up to 10.61% or 246 points to 2,071.50 level. The stock closed 9.85% or 228 points lower at 2089.15 on the BSE.

Trademarks, copyrights and patent registrations have seen growth of 236 per cent, 233 per cent and 41 per cent respectively since 2016.

After displacing Samsung from pole position in smartphones, Xiaomi aims for a bigger play in Indian consumer durables.

Getting returns on R&D investments is a tough challenge, but success largely depends on appropriate value creation.

The phone will be exclusively available on Flipkart, and will sport the Infinity Display technology which is said to offer 15 per cent more display area without increasing the overall phone size.

OnePlus to develop the first 5G smartphoneThe next OnePlus device might very well be the first 5GB smartphone ever. Talking at Mobile World Congress in Shanghai, OnePlus chief Pete Lau said that the company is exploring its partnership with Qualcomm to develop one of the first 5G phones. The launch of the next OnePlus flagship, which is likely to be called OnePlus 7, will be in sync with the first yeatr of 5G in the US. OnePlus is also looking into carrier deals in the United St...

Samsung Galaxy J8 with AMOLED Infinity Display to go on sale in India from June 28The Samsung Galaxy J8 has finally gone on sale in India. Samsung launched the Galaxy J8 in India last month and the company had announced the device would be available on June 20th. However, it did not go on sale on the date and was postponed to June 28. The device will be available via Samsung's offline retail outlets. The J8 will be available across most major retailers, including Flipkart, Amazon,...

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Apple Inc and Samsung Electronics Co Ltd on Wednesday settled a seven-year patent dispute over Apple's allegations that Samsung violated its patents by \"slavishly\" copying the design of the iPhone.

World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) is considering a proposal to permit countries to outsource their patent examination duties to patent offices of other countries.