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Role of IPR in Electronics industry

One of the major reasons why the world has taken a quantum leap in terms of technology is due to the vast development in the field of electronics. The field of electronics merges with any given domain and has application in almost each and every object you see around today. Aspects of IPR associated: [...]

By |2017-09-09T10:33:55+05:30April 21st, 2015|IP Basics, Innovation|0 Comments

Google Ara: Style your world

In 2013, Google Glass enhanced the utility of software in smart phones and this time they have planned a hardware enhancement project, Google ARA. Project ARA, named after Google’s mechanical designer, is an effort by Google to let people tailor their smartphones according to their functional preferences.  Modular smartphone? A modular smartphone holds a [...]

By |2017-09-07T15:38:16+05:30April 21st, 2015|USA, Patent|0 Comments

Who is Patent Engineer?

A software Engineer develops and maintains software, Electronics Engineer deals with electronics gadgets, similarly, Patent Engineer deals with patent prosecution and maintenance. A software Engineer develops and maintains software, Electronics Engineer deals with electronics gadgets, similarly, Patent Engineer deals with patent prosecution and maintenance. A Patent Engineer is a person who: Understands technology Finds [...]

By |2017-09-09T10:34:56+05:30April 20th, 2015|Patent|0 Comments

Role of IPR in the Music Industry

Music is the line that connects all the dots. Individuals of different cultural background perform together and music is heard by people no matter the language or any other cultural barrier. Pandit Ravi Shankar, the great Indian Sitar maestro performed with the legendary band The Beatles. George Harrison, the lead guitarist of the band [...]

By |2017-09-09T10:41:26+05:30April 18th, 2015|IP Basics|0 Comments

Pitfalls of software patenting in India

In India, Section 3(k) bars patentability of “computer program per se”. “Writing code is necessarily a mere clerical function to a skilled programmer” This is the approach of the Indian Government towards software coding. Interpretation of phrase “per se” has been a heated debate. Before, cancellation of Patent Ordinance Act, 2004 ‘per se’ was [...]

By |2017-09-07T15:36:12+05:30April 18th, 2015|IP Basics, India|0 Comments
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