SHANGHAI – Proview Electronics says it is now seeking to regain worldwide rights to the iPad name and is suing Apple Inc. for alleged fraud and unfair competition, hoping to have a 2009 sale of the ...

Last week, Taiwan-based technology company Proview took its battle over the iPad trademark from mainland China to the United States, arguing Apple had engaged in deceptive practices to purchase the ...

I have to say that I think this is an absolutely stonkingly good rumour. One of those stories which is really just so good that it would be a shame to actually research it: the idea that Apple's CEO, ...

Proview wants at least $400 million from Apple for using the iPad name. Proview has long been battling with Apple over its use of the “iPad” trademark in China, but the Cupertino company has moved to ...

Proview has held a press conference in Beijing to show that they really did have a product called the iPAD, that they manufactured it and indeed sold it. This bolsters the case that there really is a ...

With the next big step in the ongoing Apple vs. Proview battle on its way, it is as good a time as any to break down the situation so far, and look at what we can expect to see in the next few weeks.

Proview’s CE/TV division is putting a new face on its fledgling U.S. CE marketing venture by dropping its former Moxell name and ramping up its lines of CRT, LCD and plasma TVs for key regional ...

The iPad trademark battle between Apple and Proview Technologies has jumped from China to the U.S. as a new lawsuit accuses Apple of committing fraud in 2009. Proview’s Taiwanese subsidiary, Proview ...

As noted by Engadget, Chinese company Proview has been sued by its own lawyers responsible for handling its trademark lawsuits against Apple that yielded a $60 million settlement earlier this month.

Proview's lawyer has revealed that the company is still hoping Apple will get in contact to begin out-of-court negotiations for a settlement in the ongoing legal disagreement over ownership of the ...