New Apple 'Keynote' Trademark
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)
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122 months ago
… It's that new Video Conferencing app everyone was anticipating a while ago. Might be quite useful… if it is. :)
122 months ago
Does anyone recognize this?
It's another trademark registration from Apple as of July 2002.
It's another trademark registration from Apple as of July 2002.
122 months ago
Originally posted by ComSense
Uhh, that's the Rendezvous logo.
ah.... :) Guess I haven't used Rendezvous...
arn
122 months ago
I love that logo (in color).
So if they own a trademark for iPicture, and they released iPhoto, why are they still holding onto iPicture ? Are they affraid, M$ will try another iApp copy ? (microsoft movie maker)
So if they own a trademark for iPicture, and they released iPhoto, why are they still holding onto iPicture ? Are they affraid, M$ will try another iApp copy ? (microsoft movie maker)
122 months ago
Originally posted by dantec
I love that logo (in color).
So if they own a trademark for iPicture, and they released iPhoto, why are they still holding onto iPicture ? Are they affraid, M$ will try another iApp copy ? (microsoft movie maker)
I would.
122 months ago
Originally posted by Furious Tiger
I would.
Come to think of it, I would too...
122 months ago
This rather sounds more like something to do with apple's aquisition of eMagic maybe?
Maybe it is a combined audio/midi interface device to go with a potential new iApp for music creation/sequencing... iGroove, iSequnce or iRock?
Maybe it is a combined audio/midi interface device to go with a potential new iApp for music creation/sequencing... iGroove, iSequnce or iRock?
122 months ago
I don't know if Apple would have gone to the trouble of buying out Emagic if all they were going to do was release some piddly little audio iApp. I was expecting a Final Cut Pro equivalent for the audio world. Whatever they do with Logic, it's not gonna have an "i" in front of it. (Unless they release a stripped-down version...)
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