Comments on: Google Search for US Patents http://www.redcardinal.ie/google/14-12-2006/google-search-for-us-patents/ Search Engine Optimisation Ireland Tue, 06 Dec 2011 20:35:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: Richard Hearnehttp://www.redcardinal.ie/google/14-12-2006/google-search-for-us-patents/#comment-926 Richard Hearne Thu, 14 Dec 2006 12:56:12 +0000 http://www.redcardinal.ie/webdev/14-12-2006/google-search-for-us-patents/#comment-926 Good afternoon Bill (maybe good night/morning for you!)I suppose it's little surprise that initially the data might be a little stale.The entire US patent thing just scares me. I'm often surprised at what you can patent in the States.But the best thing of all is we have someone to bring us the SE patent highlights :grin:RgdsRichard Good afternoon Bill (maybe good night/morning for you!)

I suppose it’s little surprise that initially the data might be a little stale.

The entire US patent thing just scares me. I’m often surprised at what you can patent in the States.

But the best thing of all is we have someone to bring us the SE patent highlights :grin:

Rgds

Richard

]]> By: Billhttp://www.redcardinal.ie/google/14-12-2006/google-search-for-us-patents/#comment-925 Bill Thu, 14 Dec 2006 12:47:55 +0000 http://www.redcardinal.ie/webdev/14-12-2006/google-search-for-us-patents/#comment-925 Hi Richard,I'm really excited by the chance to read some of the older patents that aren't presently accesssible in the USPTO database.The patents that are included presently aren't current - they end at the middle of the summer, but they are supposedly updating those, and supposedly will be doing updates to keep current with the USPTO. Searching at the USPTO is ugly, but maybe a little better recall - but this provides another way to get at information in a format that will be easier for most people to use. Hi Richard,

I’m really excited by the chance to read some of the older patents that aren’t presently accesssible in the USPTO database.

The patents that are included presently aren’t current – they end at the middle of the summer, but they are supposedly updating those, and supposedly will be doing updates to keep current with the USPTO. Searching at the USPTO is ugly, but maybe a little better recall – but this provides another way to get at information in a format that will be easier for most people to use.

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