About 1,506 Trademarks found for “sa*ns”

The mark consists of the words "San Antonio Talons". The word "TALONS" is in all capital letters in fanciful script. A five-point star is located inside the letter "O" of "TALONS". Above the words is a graphic design of a bird with its talons extended.

Entertainment services, namely, organizing and presenting football games before live audiences, and on television, radio, webcasts and global computer network

Meat products, namely, beef, poultry, processed lamb, veal, processed goat, mutton, chicken wings, chickens, and chicken legs; processed meat products, namely, beef patties, beef frankfurters, beef wieners, chicken wieners, breaded chicken nuggets, breaded chicken strips, breaded chicken patties, beef patty rolls, beef salami, wieners, chicken roast, turkey, bologna, beef bologna, beef bacon, corned beef, roast beef, pastrami, smoked chicken, beef chapli kebabs, beef kebabs, shami kebabs, chicken kebabs, and breakfast links; seafood products, namely, breaded fish and breaded fish sticks; falafel

Meat products, namely, beef, poultry, processed lamb, veal, processed goat, mutton, chicken wings, chickens, and chicken legs; processed meat products, namely, beef patties, beef frankfurters, beef wieners, chicken wieners, breaded chicken nuggets, breaded chicken strips, breaded chicken patties, beef patty rolls, beef salami, wieners, chicken roast, turkey, bologna, beef bologna, beef bacon, corned beef, roast beef, pastrami, smoked chicken, beef chapli kebabs, beef kebabs, shami kebabs, chicken kebabs, and breakfast links; seafood products, namely, breaded fish and breaded fish sticks; falafel

Providing multiple-user access to data on the Internet in the field of medical services

Computer application software for mobile phones, namely, software for medical services, namely, a platform for medical professionals to get credentialed, pick up additional shifts and work as independent contractors

The mark consists of the words "SAFECOM" in capital letters. The letters "SAFE" appear in red. The letters "COM" appear in navy blue. Several partial circles, equal distance apart and decreasing in size from left to right, representing a first half of a radio signal, appear in light blue, behind and to the left of, the letter "S". Several other partial circles, equal distance apart and increasing in size from left to right, representing a second half of a radio signal, appear in light blue, behind the letters "FECOM". The top of the letter "A" serves as the centermost point of the radio signal. Below the words "SAFECOM", in one row of smaller capital letter, the words "ASSURING A SAFER AMERICA THROUGH EFFECTIVE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS" appear in navy blue. The words "ASSURING A SAFER AMERICA THROUGH EFFECTIVE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS" anchor the bottoms of the radio signal.

The mark consists of the words "SAFECOM" in capital letters. The letters "SAFE" appear in red. The letters "COM" appear in navy blue. Four partial circles, equal distance apart and decreasing in size from left to right, representing a first half of a radio signal, appear in grey, behind and to the left of, the letter "S". Another four partial circles, equal distance apart and increasing in size from left to right, representing a second half of a radio signal, appear in grey, behind the letters "FEC". The top of the letter "A" serves as the centermost point of the radio signal. Below the words "SAFECOM", in two rows of smaller capital letters, the words "ASSURING A SAFER AMERICA THROUGH" and "EFFECTIVE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS" appear in navy blue.

Providing advice and information services in the field of public safety by providing educational seminars, conferences, and online journals, namely, blogs featuring guidance and information to assist emergency responders nationwide with improving public safety communications and interoperability, to improve emergency response providers' inter-jurisdictional and interdisciplinary emergency communications interoperability across local, regional, tribal, State, territorial, international borders, and with Federal government entities, and to address the need to develop better technologies and processes for the coordination of existing communications systems and future networks

The mark consists of the words "SAFECOM" in capital letters. The letters "SAFE" appear in red. The letters "COM" appear in navy blue. Four partial circles, equal distance apart and decreasing in size from left to right, representing a first half of a radio signal, appear in grey, behind and to the left of, the letter "S". Another four partial circles, equal distance apart and increasing in size from left to right, representing a second half of a radio signal, appear in grey, behind the letters "FEC". The top of the letter "A" serves as the centermost point of the radio signal. Below the words "SAFECOM", in two rows of smaller capital letters, the words "ASSURING A SAFER AMERICA THROUGH" and "EFFECTIVE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS" appear in navy blue.

Electronic messaging services; Electronic voice messaging, namely, the recording and subsequent transmission of voice messages by telephone; Providing virtual chat rooms established via text messaging; Text messaging services; Electronic messaging system, namely, electronic queuing services; Electronic store-and-forward messaging; Instant messaging services; Streaming of video material on the Internet; Streaming of audio/video, live conference material on the Internet; Web messaging

Downloadable computer software for use in the encryption and decryption of digital files, including audio, video, text, binary, still images, graphics and multimedia files; Downloadable computer-aided design (CAD) software for architectural use; Downloadable computer application software for mobile phones, Mac, Windows Desktop, namely, software for messaging; Downloadable computer software for creating music videos; Downloadable computer software for encryption; Downloadable software in the nature of a mobile application for text messaging, upload/download audio files, zip files; audio / video conference; articles sharing

News syndication for the broadcasting industry; Providing information, news, and commentary in the field of current events via the Internet; Providing news in the nature of current event reporting