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It looks like Apple is in for more trouble with its iPhone. This time it is over the use of the term Visual Voicemail where a product with the same name already exists as part of the Nortel’s Voice Office Applications Suite.

I wonder, with over 200 patents applicable to the handset, as claimed by Steve Jobs, how many more will come up and join the party Apple did not invite that would potentially cost Apple millions of dollars. Is it worth it? Only time will tell. But if previous products by Apple is anything to go by, iPhone should be generating a lot of cash for Job’s lawyers to negotiate with the suing parties. Good luck to Apple.

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I think everyone knew that Cisco’s fiasco with Apple over the brand name iPhone would eventually end up with lawsuit. However, what is more interesting behind this whole episode is why Apple took the risk of going ahead with using iPhone brand name when Steve Jobs and his lawyers already knew that iPhone is a trademark belonging to Cisco. If you are wondering about the same question, my post at Techzoogle may have the answer… Enjoy!

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This must be the most anticipated handphone ever in history. Never before a handphone is so much talked about even years before its birth. Finally iPhone stories came through at the recent MacWorld 2007. I need not talk more about it now that it is a reality, just enough to say.. I love iPhone. Apple never failed to amaze me with their inventions. But if you are in Asia you have to wait until 2008 before you can own one…. why such a long wait?

It features a 3.5-inch touch-screen, it’s 11.6mm thin (that’s almost as thin as Type III PCMCIA), 2MP camera, proximity sensor, accelerometer, and ambient light sensors, Quad-band GSM/EDGE + WiFi + Bluetooth 2.0 and a battery life of 16 hours for audio and 5 hours for actual phone use.

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