Red = Apple trademark, Blue = a name or trademark later also used (or purchased) by Apple.ġ994 - iPod chair (internet equipped pod chair - Australia)ġ996 - iHome (intelligent/interactive home)ġ996 - iRadio (interactive internet radio)ġ996 - IBrowse (internet browser for Amiga)ġ996 - i-Remote (internet TV remote control)ġ996 - iMonitor (integrated systems monitor)ġ996 - i-Page (paging handsets from internet)ġ997 - IPAD (Internet Protocol ADapter box)ġ997 - IPad (interactive notepad - Cross pens)ġ998 - iAnnounce (internet announcements)ġ999 - IPOD (internet protocol converter)Ģ000 - ICard (internet bank card services)Ģ000 - iDirect (internet direct satellite link)Ģ000 - iPod (internet kiosk - NJ company)ĪND my favorite pre-Apple i-Trademark of them all.Ī product that used ONLY the lowercase letter "i". From the timeline, you can easily see that Apple was a latecomer to using "i". This comes up about every six months, and I get to post my (incomplete) list of "i" names that I found over a couple of hours of searching the US Trademark Office. "i" names mostly fell out of favor after the turn of the century. "i" names started picking up speed during the 1990s as "internet" and "interactive" became the buzzwords of the decade. In fact, Apple was years late using it for iMac in 1998. He might be right about the socks thing, but as far as "i" goes, no, Apple does not own that. Then Alan Sugar - a very famous business man - agreed with him Despite being so small, Apple's wearable is powerful enough to include a web browser, even though it isn't directly accessible as a separate app. A lesser-known Apple Watch feature allows surfing the web and even using search engines.
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Oh and on top of that Apple already own it anyway! - NOTE: this is only a patent and I don't think it has been approved Apple Watch has access to a web browser, but the company doesn't tell you how to find it or the three ways to start surfing from your wrist. Apple are very protective of their products & would take actionįor those that keep saying I was wrong on the iglove potential issue with apple - I wasn't. Apps that you may wish to consider include, for example: Squint Browser on the App Store 'Squint works with TRADITIONAL WEB SEARCH ENGINES - Choose Google, Yahoo, Bing or DuckDuckGo. However, some third-party web browser apps are available via the App Store. IGlove products look very similar to the iSocks that Apple sell for iPods. Apple Watch does not include a built-in web browser. As well as TM issues iGlove are at serious risk of Apple also bringing common law passing off claims There is this link, but the investor tweeted this:
One of the business men said Apple could sue anytime they wanted to because of the "i", but I know of many products that start with "i". A man came an a pitched a touchscreen glove that you could answer, decline and take calls, it was called the iGlove. I was watching a tv show, where people pitch their business to these millionaires, to hope to get an investment - Dragons Den.
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