Forget it, a judge ruled there was no confusion and rejected Apple's claims. Apple Key then comes in and says there is confusion...
Let's see... a Judge... who reviewed all the evidence from both parties, knows trademark law in and out, what constitutes confusion or not, or Apple Key, some forum poster that seems to not understand IP protection schemes well and keeps repeating the same stuff we've debunked...
Who to believe I wonder.
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It doesn't. Apple claimed it did, and the Judge rejected it.
I'm not disagreeing about the law. Fine, the law says there is no confusion.
I'm saying there is customer confusion though. I don't care if there legally is confusion or not (and that is just the ruling of a single judge).
By the way, you don't have to be rude.