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Apple's name change
No, I'm not referring to Apple changing its name from Apple Computer Inc. to Apple Inc.
I'm talking about what Apple will call it's iPhone in the light of Cisco's trademark infringement suit over the name.
Maybe they'll call it 'iHateTrademarks'.
But forget the name: Get astounded by the beauty of it all!
On a related note, if Apple does come out with a robot (not entirely unlikely), will they call it iRobot? But hang on, that's gone too!
Previous posts about Apple: 10 years that changed the world, top 100 gadgets, Brand of the Year, Mac Mini, iMac G5, OS X and 20th anniversary of the Mac.
Labels: apple, cisco, iPhone, iPod, lawsuit, trademark
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i guess steve jobs hyped-up that iPhone intro that day, as that phone looks cool, but its no different than any other PDA. see what people do in japan with their mobile phones - http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/click_online/4384500.stm
damn, there was a video that i saw in cnn.com which prove that steve jobs hyped his phone and its heavily over-priced!!
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