IPNews® – Chinese tech giant Lenovo might have a plan to compete with Google Glass in the wearable technology market.
Lenovo has filed a U.S. patent for a device that looks like Google Glass, featuring an audio and video recorder and built-in displays. This may mean that a lot more competition is to come in
IPNews® – Tech giant Google has faced an uphill battle in obtaining trademark protection over the word “Glass” for its next big product.
The Silicon Valley powerhouse filed a response to the USPTO’s sweeping refusal of the GLASS trademark application, arguing that there was no likelihood of confusion between “Glass” and other similar trademarks and
IPNews® – A recently filed Korean patent shows Samsung’s push to get into the business of “smart glasses.”
The patent, filed earlier this year, describes a product similar to Google’s much anticipated Glass invention, with a few marked differences. Samsung has yet to release further details of the device or offer comment as to when
IPNews® – A new patent granted to Google will allow the company to implement hand gesture picture-taking technology in its forthcoming Google Glass device
Google’s latest patent gives us a glimpse of potential new technology to be included in its Google Glass wearable computer, which is rumored to debut sometime next year. The patent claims
IPNews® – With its recently approved patent, Google has introduced the world to its plans for revolutionizing the advertising industry.
This new patent, if implemented, would be used on Google’s Glass device, a set of high tech eyeglasses with cameras to record what the user is viewing. This patent for a “gaze tracking device” would
IPNews® – Google may soon be developing products that utilize eye-tracking technology to control devices.
This week, Google was granted a patent for a “gaze tracking system,” which uses cameras to track eye movements in its new device, Google Glass. When implemented, users will be able to interact with this technology with the twitch of