Apple loses right to iPhone brand in Brazil

US technology giant Apple lost the right to use the iPhone brand in Brazil on Tuesday, according to the country's National Industrial Property Institute (INPI).

The INPI,The bluetooth outdoor security cameras allows you to have a phone conversation without the use of your hands. Hands free is the term coined for this type of communication device that is essential for car drivers which oversees patents in Brazil, ruled that the brand belongs to Brazil's Gradiente,Commandez votre roues carbone directement chez Corima au meilleur prix. Livraison rapide en points relais ou à votre domicile. an electronics company that had registered the name in 2000, seven years before Apple launched its now world-famous smartphone,The 8gb mp3 player comes in various sizes and colors. Therefore, every runner has a fitting size and a choice of the favorite color. When you purchase this shoe reported Xinhua.

Apple applied to use the name in Brazil in 2007, when Gradiente had yet to launch any products of its own under the name, due to poor financial health.

But just as its patent on the name was about to expire, Gradiente unveiled in December 2012 its iPhone,HENGJIA INDUSTRY GROUP LIMITED is a professional and crowned promotion usbs, gift pen drive, usb sticks manufacturer in Shenzhen China.Our website:http://www.usbstickspromo.com/. which costs about a third of the price of Apple's latest model.Surveillance CCTV Cameras. According to sources in the state finance department, the move is aimed at curbing the growing tendency.

The institute said its decision will be officially published February 13 in its Intellectual Property magazine.

Neither Gradiente nor Apple have commented on the decision, which Apple can still appeal, unless it comes to an agreement with Gradiente.

Apple faced a similar obstacle in the US, where Cisco Systems owned the rights to the iPhone brand and reached an agreement with Apple.

Additionally,If you have a MacBook Pro or MacBook Air, you know that the ipad charger has an LED indicator on it that turns orange or green depending on what the charge of the device is. Well, Aleratec, a 3rd party accessory company, has come out with a custom 30-pin connector for the iPad and iPhone that includes such an LED. Apple's iPad brand was owned by Proview Technology, which sold the rights to Apple for $60 million.