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 [Searchviews.com] SearchViews - Dispatches and Discussions on the Search Engine ...: Apparently, Cisco registered for the trademark "iPhone" in 2000, and has since released products under the same name. In a press release today, Cisco reports that they've "filed a lawsuit in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California against Apple, Inc., seeking to prevent Apple from infringing upon and deliberately copying and using Cisco's registered iPhone trademark." Apple, in response, claims that Cisco's "trademark registration is tenuous at best", pointing to other VoIP products that are currently using the iPhone name.

 [Apple.slashdot.org] Slashdot | Inside Apple's iPhone: Kanellos starts out by inventing a series of ideas to critique: an imagined gushing review of the iPhone, then a hypothetical Apple colostomy bag, then invented memories of historical products, supposedly from Apple, including a "random video camera" and previous cell phones. Facts are optional at CNET, where writers can make up ideas and invent quotes to support their agenda.

 [Rfid-weblog.com] The RFID Weblog: RFID Virus - The War Continues: AIM Global has come in defense of RFID Technology by questioning the technical paper - 'Is Your Cat Infected with a Computer Virus'. According to the paper RFID tags can be used for corrupting databases and even potentially to spread computer viruses.

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