Notation to File

PHILIPS

KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS N.V.

86895717 (PHILIPS)   Mr. Goodman, I have reviewed the office action response for the above referenced application.  The only issue is that the proposed amendment to add “and peripherals thereof” to “electronic display modules, namely, touch screens for wearable mobile computers” in International Class 9 cannot be accepted because it exceeds the scope of a previously accepted amendment to the identification.  The August 2, 2016 office action response proposed amendment of “electronic display modules for wearable mobile computers and peripherals thereof” to “electronic display modules, namely, touch screens for wearable mobile computers.”  This change was accepted in the August 18, 2018 suspension notice.  Thus, adding “and peripherals thereof” would exceed the scope of the accepted amendment.    No changes are required in International Classes 10, 14, 35, 38, 41, 42 and 44.   If you would like me to enter an Examiner’s amendment deleting “and peripherals thereof” such that International Class 9 would read as follows, please let me know by Wednesday February 20, 2019.    International Class 9:  Computer software, namely software for mobile applications on electronic devices for transmitting data from personal health measurement and monitoring devices for physiological parameters namely, blood pressure, blood properties, lung function, stress level, sleep parameters, respiratory events, heart rate, pulse rate, body temperature, weight, ultraviolet light exposure meters, activity levels, energy expenditure, and calories burned; Software for use in the field of healthcare and personal health and wellness for facilitating the capturing, combining, connecting, and analysis of personal health data, physiological parameters,

NOTE TO THE FILE


SERIAL NUMBER:            86895717

DATE:                                02/21/2019

NAME:                               aroach

NOTE:         

 

 X   OTHER: email to attorney, no response received

 

 

From: Roach, April
Sent: Friday, February 15, 2019 10:56 AM
To: 'Lillian.Drumheller@philips.com' <Lillian.Drumheller@philips.com>
Cc: 'Ed.Goodman@philips.com' <Ed.Goodman@philips.com>; 'Sherry.Austin@philips.com' <Sherry.Austin@philips.com>
Subject: 86895717 (PHILIPS)

 

Mr. Goodman,


I have reviewed the office action response for the above referenced application.  The only issue is that the proposed amendment to add “and peripherals thereof” to “electronic display modules, namely, touch screens for wearable mobile computers” in International Class 9 cannot be accepted because it exceeds the scope of a previously accepted amendment to the identification.  The August 2, 2016 office action response proposed amendment of “electronic display modules for wearable mobile computers and peripherals thereof” to “electronic display modules, namely, touch screens for wearable mobile computers.”  This change was accepted in the August 18, 2018 suspension notice.  Thus, adding “and peripherals thereof” would exceed the scope of the accepted amendment. 

 

No changes are required in International Classes 10, 14, 35, 38, 41, 42 and 44.

 

If you would like me to enter an Examiner’s amendment deleting “and peripherals thereof” such that International Class 9 would read as follows, please let me know by Wednesday February 20, 2019. 

 

International Class 9:  Computer software, namely software for mobile applications on electronic devices for transmitting data from personal health measurement and monitoring devices for physiological parameters namely, blood pressure, blood properties, lung function, stress level, sleep parameters, respiratory events, heart rate, pulse rate, body temperature, weight, ultraviolet light exposure meters, activity levels, energy expenditure, and calories burned; Software for use in the field of healthcare and personal health and wellness for facilitating the capturing, combining, connecting, and analysis of personal health data, physiological parameters, and vital sign health information and software for facilitating the coaching of a user; Software interfaces for use with personal health measurement and monitoring devices, namely devices for physiological parameters; Personal health measurement devices, namely wearable computers in the shape of wrist bands, health bands, wristwatches, and smartwatches for analyzing and transmitting contextual data, personal health data, vital sign information, and physiological parameters, namely, blood pressure, blood properties, stress level, sleep parameters, respiratory events, heart rate, pulse rate, body temperature, weight, ultraviolet light exposure meters, activity levels, energy expenditure, and calories burned to smartphones, tablet computers, and computer terminals through internet websites and other computer and electronic communication networks; electronic display modules, namely, touch screens for wearable mobile computers and peripherals thereof; weighing scales, thermometers, not for medical purposes; Wireless communication devices for voice, data and image transmission, namely, smartphones and tablet computers; Downloadable computer software, namely, software for recording and tracking health data; apparatus for data storage, namely, blank flash drives; electronic apparatus with multimedia and interactive functions, namely, smartphones and wearable computers, and electrical and electronic connectors, couplers, wires, cables, chargers, docks, docking stations, and adapters, all for use with all of the aforesaid goods; accessories, parts, fittings, and testing apparatus for all of the aforesaid goods, namely, USB cables; covers, bags and cases adapted or shaped to contain all of the aforesaid goods; smart watches, namely, watches also featuring physiological parameter sensors and featuring a display screen and user interface for controlling sensors, entering data and receiving messages and notifications

 

 

 

April Roach

Trademark Examining Attorney

United States Patent and Trademark Office

Law Office 115

(571) 272-1092

 

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