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To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: In a split decision, the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit vacated a district court’s summary judgment and remanded the case for trial in an action brought under the Lanham Act in order to resolve material issues of fact on likelihood of confusion/reverse confusion factors that remain in dispute. Ironhawk Technologies, Inc. v. Dropbox, Inc., Case No. 19-56347 (9th Cir. Apr. 20, 2021) (Smith, J.) (Tashima, J., dissenting) Ir...

Tech your username 5 hours ago On Tuesday, Ninth Circuit Judges A. Wallace Tashima, Milan D. Smith, Jr., and Mary H. Murguia issued an opinion reversing and vacating the Central District of California’s granting of summary judgment in favor of defendant Dropbox Inc. and remanding for trial in Ironhawk Technologies Inc.’s trademark infringement lawsuit after the appellate panel found there to be real issues of material fact. According to the opinion written by Smith, Ironhawk created compute...

Android Community March 17, 2021 It used to be that you’ll have to shell out some money to be able to have an efficient password manager and help you protect all your apps and accounts. But now we’re getting some pretty decent free ones from the likes of Google, Apple, etc. Dropbox also launched a password manager but it was only limited for their paying users. But they have just announced that soon, even those on the free Basic plan will also be able to use Dropbox Password but with a s...

People with pacemakers need to have their device checked regularly, usually at least once a year. East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust said that due to Covid-19 restrictions it has been difficult to see patients face-to-face. Clinicians have now launched an innovative drive-through services. The heart monitor drive-through service is initially being launched from Clacton Hospital and the pacemaker service could be up and running by the end of February for patients living in...

The Lawn Mower Eyetracking Pattern for Scanning Comparison Tables Summary: Users are likely to methodically scan comparison tables row by row, from right to left and back again. By Kate Moran Topics: Eyetracking On pages with distinct cells of content, people often scan those cells in a  lawn mower pattern: they begin in the top left cell, move to right until the end of the row, then drop down to last cell of the next row and move back to the left until the end of the row;  ...