Apple tastes its own medicine: Lawsuit says Apple Stole 'iPad' Name
Apple’s iPad has been a runaway success by almost any measure … except for the name “iPad.” A Chinese company, Proview Technology, that says it registered the iPad name there in 2001, and has sued Apple to stop it from using “iPad” in the giant... Source: ABC News - Discipline: Technology...
Source: LabSpaces - Thursday, 9 February
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