A trip to the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office revealed something.
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And we get two such corporate registrations in Florida.
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And yes, there are three PDFs to see at that second listing.
But there’s really nothing much in them that’s not in the two listings snapped above. The “Annual Reports” are laughably void of any information.
So what do we have here?
Someone named Carlos in Florida who has a new Palm site up and the Palm registered trademarks (word and logo).
Who is he?
How did he get the marks?
Why didn’t HP mention selling such IP in its own Annual Report? (Did anyone bother to look? Not my job.)
This is all the digging I intend to do. webOS Nation can do the rest. I’m not sending out emails or making voice phone calls. Have fun, Derek!
I just find the Florida location weird. Blu Products is also located in Florida. Different city, but still. Coincidence?
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Someone wonders if it’ll be devices with Android. OUCH!
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Hey, at least Graffiti runs on Android. :)
Not really! They haven’t updated it and on very hi-res screen it’s just about unusable.
EDIT to add: https://mikecanex.wordpress.com/2014/09/05/does-graffiti-even-matter-anymore/
Mike,
You would be better served looking at the trademark assignments shown here:
http://assignments.uspto.gov/assignments/q?db=tm&qt=asne&reel=&frame=&sno=&rno=&asnr=&asnri=&asne=WIDE+PROGRESS+GLOBAL+LIMITED&asnei=&asns=&apct=&apcti=&rgst=&rgsti=
Just sayin’. {Jonathan}
Those are exactly what I did.