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    co. Jobs has stated that he believes that Cisco won’t be able to uphold their claim “because other products have already been released with that name.” It’s almost a case of; well, everyone else is doing this so why can’t we?

    There may very well be other products out there labelled iPhone, but Apple has made the biggest splash with theirs. They shouldn’t be surprised that they are targeted by Cisco. What surprised me is that Apple went ahead with the unveiling while the name was still unsecured. Why put an entire marketing campaign at risk because you can’t set up the groundwork properly?

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