“Apple Inc. shares rose in premarket trading Thursday after the MacIntosh [sic] computer and iPod maker resolved a dispute with Cisco Systems Inc. over the use of the name ‘iPhone,'” The Associated Press reports.
“The companies said they settled Cisco’s trademark-infringement lawsuit, and agreed to share the name and work together on future products. Cupterino [sic], Calif.-based Apple announced its multimedia iPhone on Jan. 10, and Cisco filed suit the next day claiming it owned the moniker,” AP reports.
AP reports, “Apple shares gained $1.30, to $90.53, in premarket electronic trading. The stock closed at $89.53 Wednesday on the Nasdaq Stock Market. Shares of Cisco, of San Jose, Calif., added 18 cents to $27.55, after closing at $27.38 on the Nasdaq.”
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Cisco and Apple reach agreement on ‘iPhone’ trademark – February 21, 2007
Keep going!
So is Cupterino a sort of Ned Flanders version of Cupertino?
“So is Cupterino a sort of Ned Flanders version of Cupertino?”
It deedley doodley is neighbour!
Can someone please remind the folks at the Associated Press that Apple Inc make Macintosh Computers and not MacIntosh Computers. That’s not the kind of mistake we should be seeing from the AP for cry’n out loud. I know, I know, it could just be a typo but it’s the Associated Press…
You said it- “it’s the Associated Press.”
What more can you expect of them?
Please VOIP on the iPhone,
share the name and work together on future products
I loved my dad’s old ’67 Coup Torino.
“Apple shares gained $1.30, to $90.53, in premarket electronic trading. The stock closed at $89.53 Wednesday”
89.53 + 1.30 = 90.53….
Is this what they mean by new math?
So is a MacIntosh computer related to a Macintosh one?
The stock price can still change after the close.
Steve Jobs added, “Call me Pancho.”
Hehe iPod, iMac, MacIntosh.