Google introduces patent search
Steve Safran December 22nd, 2006
Google Patent Search is now live - and a whole lot of fun. (Check out the pants from 1886 and, of course, the Flying Car.)

Steve Safran December 22nd, 2006
Google Patent Search is now live - and a whole lot of fun. (Check out the pants from 1886 and, of course, the Flying Car.)

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2 Comments Add your own
1. Patrick | December 22nd, 2006 at 11:38 am
Yep, it’s very cool and quite addictive. I spent awhile looking at videogame patents from the 70’s, like the Atari arcade games and 2600, and they even had technical drawing and schematics. Awesome!
2. discreet_chaos | December 24th, 2006 at 12:07 am
Like most things from Google, it’s cute and all. I’ll even give them that their republishing of public domain data might be a tiny bit cleaner, but how does it really differ from the been-available-forever search via the Patent Office, except that the government will let you specify more search criteria and the Google thing has a shorter url?
Once again, I’ve coded my name to point to the established Patent search as a workaround.
PS) Happy Holidays to All
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