About 9 Trademarks found for “ke*mm”

Audio teleconferencing; Electronic transmission of messages and data; Instant messaging services; Providing private and secure real time electronic communication over a computer network; Videotext services; Network conferencing services; Teleconferencing and video conferencing services; Telepresence conferencing services; Transmission of sound, video and information from web cams, video cameras or mobile phones, all featuring live or recorded materials; Video conferencing services; Web conferencing services

Audio teleconferencing; Electronic transmission of messages and data; Instant messaging services; Providing private and secure real time electronic communication over a computer network; Videotext services; Network conferencing services; Teleconferencing and video conferencing services; Telepresence conferencing services; Transmission of sound, video and information from web cams, video cameras or mobile phones, all featuring live or recorded materials; Video conferencing services; Web conferencing services

MODULAR COMPONENT OF COMPUTER SOFTWARE SUITE THAT CONSOLIDATES ALL FILES ASSOCIATED WITH A SINGLE JOB INTO A SINGLE FILE FOR THE PURPOSE OF SENDING THE FILE TO THE VENDOR'S TECHNICAL SUPPORT OR ENGINEERING STAFF OR FOR FILE ARCHIVING IN THE FIELD OF CONSTRUCTION PROVIDED ON CD-ROM, DISKETTE, AND DOWNLOADABLE VIA THE INTERNET

Key fobs of common metal; Aluminium wire; Andirons; Arbours of metal; Architectural elements, namely, metal friezes; Architectural metalwork; Armor-plating; Armored doors of metal; Armoured doors of metal; Base metal alloys for use in the manufacture of cement equipment; Baskets of common metals; Bed casters of metal; Blooms; Booths of metal for spraying paint; Bottle caps of metal; Boundary markers, namely, metal stakes, mooring bollards and anchorage plates for use in topography; Brackets of metal for building; Branching pipes of metal including those from alloy steel and titanium; Broom handles of metal; Building boards of metal; Building materials, namely, metal countertops for further installation; Building panels of metal; Buildings, transportable, of metal; Bullet molds; Burial vaults of metal; Busts of common metal; Cables of metal, non-electric; Cake toppers of common metal; Capsules of metal for containing cremation remains or memorabilia; Casings of metal for oilwells; Cask stands of metal; Casks of metal; Cermets; Chain block used for lifting and rigging; Chain hoist used for lifting and rigging; Chicken-houses of metal; Chimney cowls of metal; Chimneys of metal; Chrome iron; Chrome ores; Collars of metal for fastening pipes; Common metal pulls; Construction materials, namely, metal toilet partitions; Containers of metal for compressed gas or liquid air; Containers of metal for liquid fuel; Containers of metal for storing acids; Copper wire, not insulated; Cornices of metal; Cotter pins of metal; Cotters made of metal; Couplings of metal for chains; Decorative crosses of common metal; Diving boards of metal; Door bolts of metal; Door stops of metal; Drain pipes of metal; Drywall corner bead of metal; Ductile iron piles; Ducts of metal for ventilating and air conditioning installations; Ducts of metal, for central heating installations; Dumpsters, namely, metal containers for receiving, transporting and dumping waste materials; Elbows of metal for pipes including those from alloy steel and titanium; Exterior metal shutters; Exterior metal shutters for building; Ferrules of metal for walking sticks; Fittings of metal for beds; Fittings of metal for coffins; Fittings of metal for furniture; Fixed dispensers of metal for pet waste bags; Fixed metal dispensers for dog waste bags; Fixed metal docks; Flashing of metal, for building; Floating docks of metal, for mooring boats; Floors of metal; Framework of metal for building; Galvanized steel clip with molded rubber used to attach drywall to walls or ceilings; Gates of metal; Grave markers of non-precious metal; Greenhouse frames of metal; Greenhouses of metal, transportable; Grinding beads of common metal for use in wet milling; Guard rails of metal; Gutter pipes of metal; Hardware, namely, white metal pins; Harness of metal for load handling; Hinges of metal; Holder in the nature of a portable, flexible arm composed primarily of metal with a pressure lock system having the ability to attach to most flat surfaces and used to hold various household-related appliances during use; Hooks of metal for clothes rails; Hoppers of metal, non-mechanical; House numbers of metal, non-luminous; Ingots of common metal; Iron gates; Iron slabs; Iron wire; Jalousies of metal; Joists of iron or steel; Joists of metal; Junctions of metal for pipes; Junctions of metal for pipes including those from alloy steel and titanium; Knobs of metal; Latch bars of metal; Laths of metal; Latticework of metal; Lintels of metal; Loading pallets of metal; Locks of metal for bags; Locks of metal, other than electric; Magnet wire, namely, copper or aluminum wire covered with thin insulation for use in the manufacture of electric and electronic apparatus; Magnetized metal hooks for the sanitary hanging of a towel during fitness training and other athletic activities; Manhole covers of metal; Manually operated metal valves; Maple syrup taps of metal; Marine anchors; Mechanical fastening elements of metal; Metal key rings; Metal key blanks; Metal key chains; Metal key holders; Metal keys for locks; Metal barrels; Metal bottle stoppers; Metal building materials, namely, ceiling boards and floor boards; Metal bump keys for locksmithing; Metal catch basins for attachment to sewer pipes to trap debris; Metal clips for general use; Metal clothesline wire; Metal concrete construction hardware, namely, load transfer dowels; Metal conduit; Metal diverting elements for cables, namely, routing elements; Metal door hardware, namely, keys and key cylinders; Metal fastening anchors; Metal fence panels; Metal fence posts; Metal fence stays; Metal fencing panels; Metal flow deflectors in the nature of faceted metal surfaces forming a closed volume for use in reducing local scour that occurs around bridge piers and abutments; Metal folding doors; Metal gutters; Metal indicia tabs; Metal landscape edgings; Metal lawn edging; Metal locks and keys therefor; Metal locksets; Metal mail plates; Metal mail slots; Metal mandrels, not being parts of machines; Metal marine hardware, namely, thimbles; Metal mirror hangers; Metal picture hangers; Metal pipe fittings for compressed air pipes; Metal pipe fittings, namely, rosettes; Metal portable pier which extends from a shore line out over water; Metal profiles for arranging devices on and in walls, ceiling and other surfaces; Metal ramps; Metal roof flashing; Metal roofing tiles; Metal sash lifts; Metal sash locks; Metal security lock cylinders; Metal shackles and hooks for lifting and rigging; Metal siding; Metal skylights; Metal spacer brackets; Metal sputtering targets; Metal step ladders; Metal step stools; Metal storage sheds; Metal storage shelters; Metal strapping or tie downs; Metal structures for mounting solar panels; Metal suction cups; Metal suspended ceiling systems comprising panels; Metal swimming pools; Metal telephone booths; Metal tent pegs; Metal tent stakes; Metal thresholds; Metal tile trim; Metal tracks for rail vehicles; Metal train and bus ticket holders; Metal trim for buildings; Metal tubes for industrial use; Metal turnbuckles; Metal water pipes; Metal wheel clamps; Metal window pulleys; Metal window sashes; Mobile boarding stairs of metal for passengers; Modular metallic buildings; Moldings of metal for cornices; Molybdenum iron; Mooring buoys of metal; Mouldings of metal for cornices; Nickel-silver; Non-electric cables of metal; Non-luminous and non-mechanical metal signs for decoration; Nuts of metal; Ores of metal; Outdoor blinds of metal; Palings of metal; Penstock pipes of metal; Pipe muffs of metal; Pipe tubes of metal; Pipes of metal including those from alloy steel and titanium; Pipes of metal, for central heating installations; Pipework of metal; Pipework of metal including those from alloy steel and titanium; Plaques of common metal for use as awards; Platforms, prefabricated, of metal; Plugs of metal; Poles of metal; Poles of metal for electric lines; Poles of metal for power lines; Portable buildings made primarily of metal; Portable skating rink structures, of metal; Posts of metal; Posts of metal for power lines; Pot hooks of metal; Prefabricated aluminum ventilating ducts for installation in residential and commercial garage doors; Prefabricated buildings made substantially of metal; Pulleys of metal, other than for machines; Railroad ties of metal; Rails of metal; Registration plates of metal; Reinforcing materials of metal for building; Reinforcing pins of metal for formwork; Rivets of metal; Rods of metal for brazing; Rods of metal for brazing and welding; Rods of metal for brazing and welding including those from alloy steel and titanium; Rods of metal for welding; Roof flashing of metal; Roofing of metal; Roofing of metal, incorporating solar cells; Ropes of metal; Sash fasteners of metal for windows; Scythe handles of metal; Sealants made of aluminum for use in packaging and sealing machines; Sealing alloys; Sealing caps of metal for bottles; Secure metal storage sheds for tools, namely, a shed featuring an electronic configuration to monitor the movement of tools in and out of storage; Sheets of metal including those from alloy steel and titanium; Signboards of metal; Signs, non-luminous and non-mechanical, of metal; Silos of metal; Silver-plated tin alloys; Slabs of metal including those from alloy steel and titanium; Slings of metal for handling loads; Solar panel mounts made of metal; Solder removing products, namely, braided copper wick for use in the electronics manufacturing and repair industries; Soldering wire of metal; Split rings of common metal for keys; Split rings of common metal for keys; Spurs; Stainless steel strainers used in the commercial preparation of foods, beverages, dairy products, pharmaceuticals and drugs; Stairs of metal; Statues of common metal; Statuettes of common metal; Steel alloys unwrought or semi-wrought; Steel chains; Steel masts; Steel rebars, rods, and mesh used for strengthening and reinforcing concrete structures; Steel tubes; Steel wire; Steel wire rope; Step stools of metal; Straps of metal for load handling; Support bracket made of metal for attachment to furniture to support items to be kept in hands' reach, such as a pistol, remote control, flashlight, cell phone, or eyeglasses; Surveying equipment, namely, metal boundary markers for topographical use; Tantalum; Tantalum alloys; Telegraph posts of metal; Telephone booths of metal; Telephone boxes of metal; Tent pegs of metal; Tiles of metal for building; Titanium iron; Titanium unwrought or semi-wrought; Tombs of metal; Tool boxes of metal, empty; Tool chests of metal, empty; Tool handles of metal; Tools chests of metal sold empty; Towel dispensers, fixed, of metal; Traps for wild animals; Trellis of metal; Trophies of common metal for use as awards; Troughs of metal for mixing mortar; Valves of metal other than parts of machines including those from alloy steel and titanium; Valves of metal, other than parts of machines; Ventilating ducts of metal; Victorian iron gates; Wall panels of metal; Water treatment equipment, namely, metal water storage basins for collecting and storing water; Weather vanes of metal; Weather- or wind-vanes of metal; Welding wire; Wind vanes of metal; Windows of metal; Wire of common metal; Wire rope used for lifting and rigging

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KENT DATA COMMUNICATION

"DATACOMM"

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computer software to automate the operation of factory or industrial machines and equipment systems, and operating manuals sold as a unit

medical forms; namely, medical evaluation and diagnostic reports generated and printed on a computer and further disseminated and distributed