Google, Apple & Others File New Trademarks
Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Samsung filed new trademarks this week, covering AI tools, display tech, and dev software. Check out the details below.
This week brought a fresh batch of trademark applications from major tech players. A filing like this only shows what a company has applied to protect, not necessarily what is launching. Here is what these filings list.
GOOGLE PLAYGROUND (Google)

The filing lists AI software and online services for creating and sharing user-generated video games.
See the details in the Trademark Tracker · Official USPTO record
LIVE REWIND (Apple)

The filing lists software for speech-to-text transcription and digital personal assistants.
See the details in the Trademark Tracker · Official USPTO record
PROLED XDR (Apple)

The filing lists computers, smartphones, wearables, and related software.
See the details in the Trademark Tracker · Official USPTO record
GOOGLE CONNECTED CONSOLE (Google)

The filing lists online and downloadable software for managing, analyzing, and optimizing mobile applications.
See the details in the Trademark Tracker · Official USPTO record
AZURITE (Microsoft)

The filing lists downloadable software for developing, testing, and emulating cloud services.
See the details in the Trademark Tracker · Official USPTO record
DIY WHITE EDGE (Samsung)

The filing lists televisions and television frames.
See the details in the Trademark Tracker · Official USPTO record
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Trademark data: U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Nebula is not affiliated with or endorsed by the USPTO.
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