A businesswoman based in the U.K. has settled a brand dispute with Microsoft over the "Windows" branding. The said woman, Kate Mckenzie, had built a reading tool dubbed "Word Windows".
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Arm has filed a lawsuit against Qualcomm and its subsidiary Nuvia for allegedly breaching license agreements and trademark infringements. Arm wants Qualcomm to destroy certain Nuvia designs as well.
Chooseco LLC has sued Netflix for allegedly infringing and damaging the "Choose Your Own Adventure" trademark in Black Mirror: Bandersnatch. Chooseco is the publisher of the CYOA book series.
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Over a week ago, an unofficial extension that brings Timeline integration to Chrome was taken down due to the "Windows" trademark. It has now finally been republished on the Chrome Web Store.
Windows Timeline Support, created by Dominic Maas, developer of SoundByte, has been removed from Chrome Web Store due to trademarking issues. The fixed version is still pending review.
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One of the big features at the iPhone X reveal was facial recognition tech that allows users to create animated emojis. However, it appears that Animoji as an app already exists, and Apple knew it.
The excitement was riding high for the newly launched Essential, but it looks like there could be trouble on the horizon with accessory maker Spigen filing for trademark infringement.
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