Apple Trademarks "Keynote" - Hardware Implications
From macrumors.com
"Apple has filed for another Trademark... this time on the word "Keynote" relating to "Computer hardware, computer software". This trademark was filed on September 10, 2002, and adds another mysterious trademark to Apple's collection.
Most recently, Apple filed a trademark for "Junkyard" in July 2002, and Gigawire in Sept 2001.
In the past, a trademark for iPicture in March 2001 ended up becoming iPhoto (released 10 months later)"
Sounds like software to me, but the trademark description specifically cites hardware. Video conferencing?
I started a thread in the Software forum for the non hardware implications of this trademark.
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"Apple has filed for another Trademark... this time on the word "Keynote" relating to "Computer hardware, computer software". This trademark was filed on September 10, 2002, and adds another mysterious trademark to Apple's collection.
Most recently, Apple filed a trademark for "Junkyard" in July 2002, and Gigawire in Sept 2001.
In the past, a trademark for iPicture in March 2001 ended up becoming iPhoto (released 10 months later)"
Sounds like software to me, but the trademark description specifically cites hardware. Video conferencing?
I started a thread in the Software forum for the non hardware implications of this trademark.
<a href="http://forums.appleinsider.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=3&t=001688"; target="_blank">Apple Trademarks "Keynote" - Software Implications</a>