Short answer, you can't. Not in the US, anyway.
Trying to "re-patent" an item that once had a patent would likely end in a denied application. For one, the invention would no longer meet the Novelty Requirement of the patent process - it is no longer "new" or "different," and obviously has been known to the market for over a year (at least 20 at this point, actually). Even if your version were a new size or slightly different material, it still may not pass muster on the Non-Obviousness Requirement.
Patents exist as an incentive to innovation, offering the original inventor (or his assignees) an exclusive period of time to market, produce, and sell the invention, thus recouping the cost of R&D and (hopefully) profiting on top of it. Patents are not even renewable by the original holder, much less available for "re-patenting" by someone else who in all likelihood, if they're simply reproducing a product from the published patent claims, did not put the same research effort into the product's development.
That said, if you had an *improvement* or *new version* of an existing now-expired-but-once-patented item, you could follow the same patenting process as any other invention including conducting patent research, checking that you meet the eligibility requirements, filing and keeping up the fees, etc...
Run is already a verb. For example, "to run somewhere" or "to run something" is an action, therefore it is a verb.
Nothing can run on water ... it's already been burned.
There are hundreds of places to buy "patent pending" decals and stickers. Run a search for them using a search engine.
How_many_people_died_in_the_Battle_of_Bull_RunYour question has already been answered by this contributor.
Type it on google cos its Patent has run out
The ticket has already been issued. There is no statute of limitations on charging you with a crime, that has already happened.
A "fully paid up" license in a patent settlement means that the licensee is free to operate under that patent without the payment of any additional money. In essence, all royalties have been paid in advance. There may or may not be additional obligations that continue to run despite the absence of ongoing monetary obligations.
Before you file for a patent, you'll need to contact a patent attorney. The cost for attorney time alone is usually around $1500. You'll need drawings of your idea, which run $100 - $150 per page, and a fee for the actual patent itself.
"Run in with the law" typically refers to an encounter or interaction with law enforcement or legal authorities due to alleged illegal or unlawful behavior. It often implies being questioned, arrested, or facing potential legal consequences as a result.
yes, since it is already jail-broken it wont run the risk of being bricked or broken. i am doing this right now and my ipod is completely fine.
If you cannot find a hole already there with a rubber plug then run the wire along with something else that is already running into the interior. If that is not possible then drill your own hole. Just make sure you are not drilling into something on the other side. Purchase a rubber grommet to fit the hole you will have to drill and run the wire through the grommet. Drill the hole so that the grommet fits tightly.
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