Though I personally seem to have the privilege of selecting 100% magenta with my own copy of CS3, it’s still a sad world when a corporation thinks they can claim ownership over a color. What’s worse is that ownership was actually granted. Granted it’s a trademark issue and does (thankfully) have limits, but come on… Maybe if they put all that attention into good product and service, they can ease up on bullshit like this.
In the USA, it’s a no brainer since they don’t have the iPhone contract, but this move alone would be enough to make me accept an alternative just to avoid contributing to the coffers of a company this arrogant.
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hahaha it is a sad sad backwards world.
Thats crazy… and just a totally stupid thing.
sry. . . . but thats almost definitely a hoax.
wow ha ha i roc t mobile cas they got a good plan but after seeing this makes me think twice
I don’t even know what The Mobile is
t mobile is a cell phone service provider
Thanks for the reply. I asked people at work today and they told me too.
In Australia, Cadbury a chocolate maker has rights to ‘Cadbury Purple’. Its just bloody purple!
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