Nokia and Amazon had a mixed outcome at the Düsseldorf Regional Court as both companies were navigate legal disputes related to streaming technology.
Amazon and Nokia are involved in a legal dispute concerning multiple streaming technology patents, with the Regional Court Düsseldorf playing a key role in the rulings.
Patent EP 2 271 048 B1 (EP 048) filed by Amazon, explains a method for provisioning multimedia services that display additional information (like actor details) alongside streaming video. The court ruled that Amazon infringed this patent (case ID: 4c O 49/23). The court ordered Amazon to stop using the infringing technology in their video software and devices. Additionally, Amazon must provide information regarding the use of the technology since January 1, 2023, and compensate Nokia for damages incurred due to the infringement. To enforce this ruling, Nokia has to provide security in the amount of €646.75 million.
Patent EP 2 130 150 B1 (EP 150) filed by Nokia, discloses a systems and methods for arranging media files, such as recommending additional content to users. The court dismissed the infringement claim for this patent (case ID 4c O 50/23), meaning Amazon was not found to infringe on this specific technology.
The case was overseen by a panel of three judges namely Sabine Wimmers, Stephan Janich, and presiding judge Sabine Klepsch.
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Aprilia Tuono 457: Patented And ready to Launch In INDIA
Aprilia has filed a patent and is set to expand its motorcycle portfolio in India with the new Tuono 457. The Aprilia Tuono 457 makes design compact, essential lines that capture the sporting soul.
Some of the advance features are triple full-LED headlight cluster, small spoiler, with its advanced aerodynamics. Aprilia Tuono 457 will be manufactured locally to achieve a competitive price in market. The design of the bike is sports-oriented with lower seat, tapered to the side to deliver a comfortable riding experience.
Three Riding Modes are provided to optimize power output, torque and traction control across three levels, even while riding. To make easier and more intuitive, riding modes are given in handlebar commands and choice will be displayed on the ultra-modern 5” TFT color dashboard.
The Aprilia Tuono 457 comes in two variants, which represents its own unique character. Piranha Red is a combination of black and red that emphasises the bike’s aggressive nature, while the Puma Grey is combination of sober grey and white tones.

Apple’s New Patent: iPhone can become All in one Universal Remote control
Apple has granted a patent titled “Controlling Electronic Devices Based on Wireless Ranging”. Apple has developed a technology that can allow users to control a wide range of devices—such as smart TVs, smart home appliances, vehicles key remote, and gaming consoles with wireless technology. This is achieved using an iPhone or iPad.
How the Wireless Controlling System Works
In its new patent, Apple explains that in this wireless controlling system, the device (iPhone) will detect when a user wants to control a device and determine which one is being targeted. This could involve factors such as proximity, orientation, and possibly even gesture-based commands. If a user points their iPhone toward a TV, the phone will recognize that action and display relevant controls without requiring the user to unlock the device or navigate through menus. The same logic could apply to smart thermostats, lights, or even gaming consoles, making device control as intuitive as a simple wave of the hand. By facilitating control of the object from a distance, this technique may eliminate the need for a user to be in physical contact with a user interface on or associated with the device. The patent also suggest that there is no need of passcode or biometric identifier to unlock the device.
Apple keeps its employees busy make new ideas and possible innovations across its ecosystem to make devices more user friendly. In fact, it has not only brainstorms ideas but also rushes to get the patent as soon as something comes to the table. That’s the reason that, Apple has filed 95,500 patents globally till December 2024, out of which 78,104 patents has been granted and active.
AI based stock jumps 8% after being granted a patent for Intelligent Conversational Agents
An AI based stock which deals in proprietary consumer intelligence platforms and transforms advertisements into recommendations to assist marketers identify, engage, and acquire effectively, was up by 8 percent after the company’s patent was granted on Intelligent Conversational Agents.

The shares of Affle (India) Limited were up by 8 percent in the day’s trade touching a day’s high of Rs. 1,654.80 per share. The stock reiterated from the day’s high and was trading at Rs. 1,632.50 which is 7.87 percent higher than the previous closing price of Rs. 1,513.35. With a market capitalization of Rs. 22,420.02 Crores, the Affle (India) Limited has a significant place in AI market.
Affle (India) has been granted a patent in the area of a System for switching and handover between one or more intelligent conversational agents. The intelligently of the patent decides which system or agent is better suited to handle tasks assigned. These are specific and based on multiple factors such as the intent or complexity or preference of a query of a user. Without losing the context of the conversation, its past performance, and Agent engagement costs it ensures a smooth switching between multiple AI systems.
Affle (India) has filed more than 36 patent application, out of which 12 patents are granted.
Honda got Patent for It’s NPF 125 scooter
Honda has patented it’s NPF 125 scooter in India, which is based on the Activa 125 but with advance design and more power.

It uses sharp angular panels for the body of NPF 125. It has a aggressive front fascia with dual LED headlights upfront. As it appears that disc brakes are used for front wheel with possible drum brakes at the rear end of scooter. A 124 cc single cylinder, air cooled engine would be used to generates 9.51 Ps and 10 NM torque. The scooter would have a 12-inch front and a 10-inch rear alloy wheel setup. It likely to has single-channel ABS.
RIL got a Patent for “BIOMASS PRODUCTION”
In a recent order issued by controller of patents, RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LIMITED granted patent rights for the invention related to biomass production.
RIL filed an application on 03 Nov 2016 for grant a patent. The patent is a process for biomass production in an algal pond. It includes two chamber i.e. regeneration chamber & growth chamber. The growth chamber is exposed to the direct sunlight which helps in rapid growth of algae and repairing of damaged proteins of algal cells. The arrangement of sensors is provided with feedback system and controller for continuous monitoring the salinity and temperature of the water.
RIL is an Indian multinational company whose headquarter is at Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. The core businesses of RIL include energy, petrochemicals, natural gas, retail, entertainment, telecommunications, mass media, and textiles.