I.SOUND: THE NEW SOUND
"I.SOUND: THE NEW SOUND" is a word mark owned by Dreamgear, LLC, filed at the USPTO on January 26, 2006. It is registered and covers class 9 (Computers and Scientific Devices).
- Status
- Registered
- Since February 18, 2017
- Filed
- January 26, 2006
- Registered
- December 19, 2006
- Expires
- Not recorded
- Application no.
- 76653951
- Registration no.
- 3185384
- Office
- USPTO
- United States Patent and Trademark Office
- Mark type
- Word mark
- 1 class
Who owns I.SOUND: THE NEW SOUND
The owner on file, matched to the company behind it. Every owner-name spelling for that company is grouped on its page.
Owner
Dreamgear, LLC
Torrance, United States
Representative
Daniel R. Kimbell
Loza & Loza, LLP
What the mark covers
The products and services I.SOUND: THE NEW SOUND is filed for, grouped by Nice class.
Electronics equipment, namely, radios incorporating clocks containing a computer docking station for use with mp3 players and other portable, handheld digital and analog audio devices; [ computer software for use with portable or handheld digital electronic devices for recording, organizing, transmitting, manipulating, and reviewing text, data, audio, image, and video files; ] electronics accessories for use with portable or handheld digital electronic devices for recording, organizing, transmitting, manipulating, and reviewing text, data, audio, image, and video files namely, computer docking stations, computer stands specially designed for holding a computer, printer and accessories, battery chargers, battery packs, electrical connectors, electrical wires, electrical cables and electrical adaptors; [ computer game software; video game software; computer, video game and electronics equipment and accessories, namely, remote control units for computers; ] hand held joy stick and steering wheel units for playing computer and video games; cables to connect video game systems to televisions, DVD players, VCR players, and multiple video game systems; adapters to connect multiple video game players to the same video game system allowing for simultaneous play; video game battery packs; automobile electrical power adaptors for video game systems; head cleaning tapes and compact discs for video games; video game adapter switches, namely, a system to allow switching between game systems, television, DVDs and VCRs without having to disconnect such items; extension cables, namely, cables for extending video game systems and peripherals to televisions over long distances; computer and video game memory cards; plastic, metal and rubber decorative and protective covers for hand held video game systems; computer and video game stands specially designed for holding a computer and video game systems; plastic carrying cases for video game systems, accessories and games; [ computer mouse; ] computer mouse pads and wrist pads; headphones; ear phones for video game systems, televisions, VCRs, DVD players and radios; microphones; wireless microphones; microphone receivers; electrical connection boxes for connecting multiple microphones; [ computer software for accessing and searching the Internet; ] high-speed memory cards for use with video game systems; shielded computer speakers; headsets for video game systems, televisions, DVD players, CD players, mp3 players and radios; mp4 digital players; [ combination stereo receiver and tape recorder; record players; tape recorders; CD players; DVD players; mini disc recorders; mini disc players; ] automobile stereo equipment, namely, automobile radios, automobile stereo power supply adaptors, [ automobile stereo receivers, automobile audio cassette players, and automobile CD players; ] portable stereos; radios; audio speakers; wireless speakers; portable audio speakers; speaker base stations, namely, a MP3 player docking station containing audio speakers; stereo receivers; [ stereo tuners; record turntables; ] loudspeakers; loudspeaker systems, namely, woofer, tweeter, or mid-range speaker cones contained in a cabinet; remote control units for controlling stereos, televisions, video cassette players, DVD players, and MP3 players; woofers; portable theater products, namely, LCDs, namely, liquid crystal displays; amplifiers; [ blank computer diskettes;] keyboards not sold as an integrated part of personal computers; adapters to connect keyboards to computer systems; [ desk drawers specifically made to hold computer keyboards; ] speaker wire; switches used to control the audio level; computer cables, monitor cables, modem cables, and video game system cables; [ video game cartridges for use with televisions, video units, audio units and video game systems; computer cartridges, cassettes and discs featuring games, movies and music; video cassettes featuring games, movies and music;] protective cases, audio cables, and optical cables for video cameras and stereo systems; telephones, telephone accessories and equipment, namely, wireless telephones; batteries; battery chargers; telephone carrying cases, hands-free devices, namely, earphones for allowing hands free operation of cellular telephones; carrying clips for wireless telephones sold as a unit in combination with wireless telephones; audio receivers; audio speakers; [ communications devices in the nature of wireless application protocol (WAP) receivers and transmitters; telecommunications transmission equipment, components, switching, and network systems comprised of radio transmitters and receivers; antennas; telecommunications switches; signal transfer point servers; signal control point servers; service resource platform servers, call routing servers and software for the foregoing; computers and computer software for the activation and operation of wireless telecommunications services; machine readable magnetically encoded calling cards, caller identification cards, debit and credit cards; pagers; caller identification boxes; and wireless handheld communication devices to transmit, receive, or otherwise access communications networks ]
What has happened so far
Steps recorded by the USPTO, newest first.
- Courtesy reminder - sec. 8 (10-yr)/sec. 9 e-mailed
- Teas change of correspondence received
- Attorney/dom.rep.revoked and/or appointed
- Teas revoke/app/change addr of atty/dom rep received
- Applicant/correspondence changes (non-responsive) entered
- Teas change of owner address received
- Notice of acceptance of sec. 8 & 9 - e-mailed
- Registered and renewed (first renewal - 10 yrs)
- Registered - sec. 8 (10-yr) accepted/sec. 9 granted
- Case assigned to post registration paralegal
10 earlier steps on the official record.
Oppositions and cancellations
Proceedings recorded against this mark by the USPTO. Reported as recorded, not legal advice.
About I.SOUND: THE NEW SOUND
Who owns the trademark "I.SOUND: THE NEW SOUND"?
The USPTO trademark "I.SOUND: THE NEW SOUND" (application 76653951) is owned by Dreamgear, LLC.
What is the status of "I.SOUND: THE NEW SOUND"?
Its status at the USPTO is: registered.
When was "I.SOUND: THE NEW SOUND" registered?
It was registered on December 19, 2006.
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