QuickTold: Australia tells Apple it can't stop other companies from naming products starting with the letter 'i'.
Added 2010-03-15, 05:51 PM | 10 Replies
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/g/ - United Tech Support Service !TrIpCoDekE 03/15/10(Mon)18:01 No.6718
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It's always irked me that Apple can claim exclusive use of prefacing their product name with a lowercase 'i'. |
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Anonymous 03/15/10(Mon)21:13 No.6720
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faggyest trend ever |
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Anonymous 03/15/10(Mon)23:40 No.6722
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>>6720 |
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Anonymous 03/16/10(Tue)02:47 No.6723
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iTold |
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Anonymous 03/16/10(Tue)04:36 No.6724
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>Apple failed to demonstrate that a "person of ordinary intelligence and memory" would automatically assume that just because a product carries the letter "i" it is an Apple product. |
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Anonymous 03/16/10(Tue)05:16 No.6725
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I've known of thing that have started with "i" long before Apple existed, along with E, X, and Z. |
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Pika-Index !Yo/g/o4wiA 03/16/10(Tue)05:36 No.6726
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>>6720 |
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Anonymous 03/16/10(Tue)10:20 No.6727
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You fags sure got iTold. |
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Anonymous 03/17/10(Wed)12:38 No.6735
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Infogear put out a product called the "iPhone" in 1998, a few years before Apple first marketed even the iPod in 2001 (though I'm not sure when/where/what began Apple's iProduct naming scheme, exactly). It's understandable for companies to try to protect their trademarks (as failure to do so diminishes their ability to do so later) but, like the suit against Woolworth's for their apple-shaped logo, it's rather ridiculous to claim a monopoly on this kind of thing. |
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Anonymous 03/21/10(Sun)15:18 No.6771
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iTold |