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Stephen Jenei over at Patent Baristas posted an interesting analysis of the 2012 PwC paper proposing that courts, not Congress, shape the law.
Excerpted below:
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Well hey folks,
We put together some useful how-to videos for using the Patexia search tools and for submitting to contests. Hopefully they'll be useful for... Read More »
By Jon Orwan, engineering manager at Google
Google Prior Art Finder: tutorial - YouTube A tutorial on how to use Google's Prior Art Finder.
"...After considerable explorations in South America, the Beagle reached the Galapagos Islands in September 1835. Darwin was fascinated by such oddities as... Read More »
Patexia is introducing a new Web Series “IP Matters” a free, exclusive educational resource for our members. Join us for the first installment... Read More »
A new contest, Bone Suture, has been posted. The prize is $3000 and closes on March 18th. The contest seeks undiscovered prior art including products, patents... Read More »
This looks pretty wild.
Billion Euro supercomputer to 'simulate entire human brain' - Yahoo! News UK 'Billion Euro supercomputer to 'simulate entire human brain'' on... Read More »
Very interesting study on how the energy of consumption of ant colonies scales like cells in body rather than a linear collection of ants.
Research predicts growth... Read More »
New mobile encryption... Read More »
I just heard that the Nexus Q was delayed indefinitely. What do people think?
Comments
Daniel PorterFrankly, the device never really made much sense to me -- and certainly not $300 worth of sense...
Aug 1, 2012
Brennan CoulterIt seems Google thought it would get an overwhelming reaction like Apple does from it's hardcore fans; only Google and Apple fans are completely different. Apple fans fork-out gobs of cash for products that are "innovative" and don't always make much sense. Google fans on the other hand like lots of features on their things for free or for cheap -- like search engines, we browser, smartphones, and tablets, it Googles selling point. Google lost focus, thought it was Apple, cut too many fetters, and priced too high. That's not their market and now they know it.
Aug 1, 2012