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Monday December 18, 2006
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Yes, it's the moment we've all been waiting for - not. Linksys launched a product called the "iPhone" today, a family of voice-over-internet (VOIP) handsets (not cell phones.) One of them does sound pretty cool - the Wireless-G Phone for Skype connects directly to Skype through Wi-Fi hotspots, with no PC required. Linksys' amusing product naming raises two questions in the overheated Apple phone debate. First of all, if Apple can't call it the iPhone, what will they call it? Secondly, how the heck did Linksys get the trademark on that name?
Commenters, I open this up to you. What will Apple's phone be called, if not iPhone? Macintalk?
Read more on this story at PCMag.com.
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December 18, 2006 12:05 PM
Linksys got the name because...you'll just have to check out the comments under this Appscout post:
iPhone
December 18, 2006 1:21 PM
Well then.
That was unexpected. @_@