Samsung applies for registered smart watch trademark in Korea and US

To prevent iwatch trademarks from being registered, Apple has filed iwatch trademark applications in Japan, Mexico, Russia and Taiwan. Today, foreign media sources say Samsung Electronics is also preparing for the upcoming release of Smart watch Galaxygear, and has submitted applications in South Korea and the United States to register Smart watch trademarks. Samsung applies for registered smart watch trademark (photo from Tencent) according to a document submitted by Samsung to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on July 29, Galaxygear is a trademark for wearing digital electronic products, which is suitable for watches, wrist bands and bracelet-type wearable equipment. Samsung also described the product as a wrist strap or bracelet-style wearable smart device that supports Internet connections, calls, messages and emails, and can store or transmit data and track and manage personal information. In addition, as early as this July in South Korea has applied for registration of the Samsunggear trademark. The Korean patent office said Samsung's gear trademark for registration could not be approved during the year. Due to the number of registered trademarks waiting for approval, the Korean patent Office can only open the relevant approval procedure only 7-8 months after receiving the application. Samsung applied for registration of gear trademarks in South Korea on June 21. However, Samsung did not show the appearance of the registered trademark in the two applications for trademark registration, but from a design patent plan approved by Samsung in May this year, the watch-style look in the picture is fitted with a flexible screen.