This patent application was filed by Xerox in January 2013 with the USPTO to protect a method, implemented by a computing device, of compensating a number of remote workers.

The Xerox patent, which was first filed in 2011 and issued this month, is a classic example of "patent-speak" used to dress up fairly simple ideas with complicated-sounding language. For instance ...

How Xerox’s Intellectual Property Prevented Anyone From Copying Its Copiers The company used patents and trademarks to develop a line of machines based on inventor Chester Carlson’s ...

The Xerox patents being place up for sealed auction bidding by ICAP Patent Brokerage should be exceptionally attractive to a variety of entities. “Xerox and ICAP Patent Brokerage will be ...

Xerox's patent doesn't quite delve into that level of detail, but presents some interesting methods that could evolve into a much more descriptive way of following web demographics in the future.

Xerox Corp.said Thursday it won a patent infringement suit against 3Com Corp.and Palm Inc., as a judge ruled that their handheld electronic organizers do infringe on Xerox patents for handwriting ...

Xerox Corp. is planning to auction off 239 patents and hopes to make millions of dollars from the sale. The Norwalk, Conn.-based company has hired ICAP Patent Brokerage to handle the auction of ...

Xerox holds about 50,000 patents. It is Sophie Vandebroek's job to make sure that number keeps growing. Vandebroek, a Xerox veteran, was named chief technology officer and president of the company ...

Xerox — known for its eponymous printing and digital copying appliances — first filedthe patent in August 2017. The patent describes a blockchain-based system for the secure recording of ...

Those patents offer a road map to what's next for Xerox, to the technologies that can form the core of their business as we move closer and closer to a world of paperless offices.