Apple Files for "Magnetic Timeline" Trademark
The US Patent & Trademark Office has published Apple's latest trademark application for "Magnetic Timeline" under application 85492953. Apple's trademark relates to their revolutionary video editing tool that debuted with their all new Final Cut Pro X Application in June 2011. At that time, Academy Award-winning film Editor Angus Wall is quoted as stating that he was "blown away by what Apple has done with Final Cut Pro." Obviously with something this revolutionary, Apple needed to protect it accordingly. Click here for more details on Apple's Magnetic Timeline feature.
Apple's Trademark Application In-Part
Apple Trademark: International Class Details
Apple's trademark application was filed under a single International Class as duly noted in full below:
International Class 009: computer software; computer graphics software; computer software for use in video and motion picture production; computer software for creating and editing graphics and special effects; computer software for creating, viewing, and editing video recordings and motion picture films; computer software for creating, distributing, receiving, playing, storing, organizing, editing, encoding and decoding audio, video and multimedia content; and user manuals in electronic form sold with all the aforesaid goods.
Apple asserts a claim of priority based on their Trinidad and Tobago application number 43915, filed in June of this year. The trademark was also publically published in Europe last week and presented in our report on Apple's granted patents for December 13, 2011.
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