I think RIM should have came up with a better name. I was hearing "BlackPad" which sounds much better. Blackberry phone... Blackpad tablet. Makes sense. Like how Apple has "I" devices. I never understand RIM and their product names. There all over the place
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I think RIM should have came up with a better name. I was hearing "BlackPad" which sounds much better. Blackberry phone... Blackpad tablet. Makes sense. Like how Apple has "I" devices. I never understand RIM and their product names. There all over the place
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Why try to "copy" Apple and their "pad" when they can come up with something of their own.
Why try to "copy" Apple and their "pad" when they can come up with something of their own.
My point is to make it sound like a professional device, which it is. Some might say trying to make it a "play" device would be copying Apple. BlackPad, BlackTab.. I know they're trying to directly compete with the iPad.. But PlayBook just sounds silly in my personal opinion.
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I heard sports teams around the world will be suing RIM for stealing their wording they use for the bound pieces of paper that the coach uses to document different strategic layouts/formations/executions in order to win against other teams.
You can't trademark common words. You can trademark a phrase or combined words (Facebook) but you can't trademark Face or Book. What Facebook is doing by suing the other Social Teacher network is a bit different. Competitors in the same Niche using similar names with a similar product can constitute Trademark Infriction or something along the lines.