Hiwave Tech Share Discussion Threads

[somfawa] 09/10/2012 08:47

Doesn't mean AIM:



But everyone's aim should be to walk away from this sorry company.

TMF should be good today, I'm expecting much rose-tintedness.

[wad collector] 09/10/2012 08:30

It is going to ask for a cash injection to fund the technologically successful but commercially moribund products?

[dafrog] 09/10/2012 08:07

Not sure what this means. Is it moving to AIM?

[folderboy] 05/10/2012 11:44

Press release (on Web Site)



HiWave's Endfire 2x15W Bluetooth stereo reference platform speeds time to market for highly efficient, powerful wireless consumer speakers

[amt] 01/10/2012 09:41

68ben. very interesting. could this be the big one we have waited 15 years for ?

[68ben] 30/9/2012 23:02

Where have we seen this before???

[folderboy] 25/9/2012 15:59

Surely a buy @1.765 - someone topping up their ISA?

I know it's hardly a fortune - but 250,000 shares suggests someone is optimistic (or mistaken!?)

[richsawko] 14/9/2012 14:31

Something happening in the background here. Massive volume and rise. Anyone any idea?

[folderboy] 12/9/2012 07:21

Thanks. I did get a little over excited (unlike the sp)

[john of groats] 12/9/2012 01:59

Folderboy,

That Patent, EP2494426, has not yet been granted yet so don't get too excited. If you click on INPADOC legal status in the pane on the left, you will see that it has PRS (Patent Register Service) code 17P which means that a request for examination has been filed. Examination can take many months or even a year or two before the Patent Application is granted or rejected by the European Patent Office.

Of course, Applications for the same invention have been made in other jurisdictions (CA - Canada, CN - China, WO - World IP Office) so it is possible that it has already been granted elsewhere. Tracking down its current status worldwide is not a quick job.

Note that WIPO does not grant a Patent, though it does carry out searches to ensure that the invention is patentable. It is a way of establishing priority, who invented it first. Once WIPO publish it, Application must still be made in each jurisdiction where you want protection of your IP.

John

[folderboy] 10/9/2012 19:59

From Kwizza on the Fool

TOUCH SENSITIVE DEVICE EMPLOYING BENDING WAVE VIBRATION SENSORS THAT DETECT A TOUCH LOCATION AND PROVIDE HAPTIC FEEDBACK




Thought there was some buying today . .

[dafrog] 16/8/2012 17:29

306 of 306

[folderboy] 16/8/2012 09:44

Agreed - surprised there hasn't been a more positive share price movement.

[dafrog] 16/8/2012 07:11

Looks much better.

[dafrog] 13/8/2012 08:00

Board changes.

[kenbachelor] 11/8/2012 09:51

Interim Management Statement next Friday, although I only came across it by chance this morning.

[dafrog] 10/8/2012 13:41

£30,000 for a pair of speakers! I got 7 speakers for that price, and a car came with them.

[neil100] 10/8/2012 13:05

BMR to be used in naim's new speaker

[robfish3] 07/8/2012 20:07

Wouldn't a bidding war with Samsung be a better prospect

[folderboy] 03/8/2012 15:34

HiWave reveal sports headphone innovation concept

[anderson3] 01/8/2012 19:44

8 pence takover by apple,here we come

[folderboy] 31/7/2012 16:28

200K at above the offer . . .something in the air? Someone in the know?

[john of groats] 26/7/2012 13:41

The Orb in another guise.

When the Orb was announced by NXT and Hybra three years ago it created quite a buzz:



I must admit that I thought then that it was a winner, but things went awefully quiet after that (in a wider sense, just aweful). Now we can see that James Lewis did not lose faith in the idea. Perhaps, with a technically savvy CEO, this time it really will be a winner.

Meanwhile, Hybra Advanced Technologies has not given up on the technology:



John