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IpLearn-Focus, LLC v. Microsoft Corp
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July 13, 2015
Microsoft Kills IpLearn-Focus Teaching Patents Under Alice
Microsoft Corp. scored a victory Friday when a California federal judge invalidated claims in three IpLearn-Focus LLC technology-based teaching patents IpLearn-Focus accused Microsoft's Kinect products of infringing, finding under the U.S. Supreme Court's Alice ruling that the patents were abstract and didn't contain anything inventive.
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April 15, 2015
Microsoft Says Alice Dooms Teaching Patents In IP Feud
Microsoft Corp. urged a California federal judge Wednesday to invalidate three IpLearn-Focus LLC patents it is accused of infringing with its Kinect products, arguing the technology-based learning patents cover abstract ideas and simply computerize aspects of human teaching, which doesn't fly under the Supreme Court's Alice ruling.