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Apple patent battle sees AliveCor lose; Apple Watch import ban on Dec. 12 now unlikely

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Apple has won a patent battle with healthtech company AliveCor. AliveCor claimed that Apple had stolen its tech, and infringed three of its patents. It took Apple to court, and separately asked the US International Trade Commission (ITC) to ban the sale of the Apple Watch in the US. Apple responded by asking the US Patent and Trademark Office (PTAB) to declare AliveCor's patents invalid. PTAB appeal succeeded, with the board throwing out all three of AliveCor’s patents.

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Apple patent battle sees AliveCor lose; Apple Watch import ban on Dec. 12 now unlikely

An Apple patent battle with healthtech company AliveCor has been won by the Cupertino company, likely saving the Apple Watch from a potential import ban next week. It’s a big step forward for Apple, but doesn’t end the legal fight between the two companies … Let’s start with the background … Apple patent battle with […]

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