Topic: U.S. Patent and Trademark Office

Energy Voices Apple iPhone: Could it run on solar power?

Apple has secured a new patent for an integrated touch and solar sensor panel, Kennedy writes, which could mean a solar powered Apple iPhone is on the horizon.

Chapter & Verse Apple owns a patent for page-turning – kind of

Apple scores patent for inductive charging station

Latin America Monitor Disappointing month for foreign investment in Cuba

Earth Day technology: the spray-on solar panel?

What Chinese companies want: intellectual property protection

Trayvon Martin: Why Fox pulled 'Neighborhood Watch' movie ads

Android patent trial set for next month

Eat more kale: A David vs. Golaith fight with Chick-fil-A?

Patents: Google buys 1,000 of them from IBM

Who owns 'SEAL Team 6?'

Patent law: Congress eyes major overhaul

Sarah Palin Inc. Can she trademark her name?

When patents kill: Genzyme's patent-protected, life-saving drug

Intellectual Property 101: How to get – and challenge – a patent

Letters to the Editor – Weekly Issue of October 11, 2010

Which innovations deserve patents? Supreme Court gives scant direction.

Inventing American jobs: How small steps become big industries

Sony readying a universal remote for video games

Opinion In a Wikipedia age, should all ideas be free?

Supreme Court to decide: What kind of innovations get a patent?

Songwriters sue, saying: You can't use 'Redneck Yacht Club'

Amazon takes one more step toward in-book advertisements for the Kindle

Has the US patent system gone too far?

Candidates now focus on financial crisis