Visit iPhone.com and you'll see ads for various cell phones that play music -- but Apple Inc.'s much-hyped iPhone isn't one of them. The domain name was grabbed long before Jan. 9, when Apple announced its gadget combining a cell phone, an iPod media player and a wireless Internet device. Since then, speculators and entrepreneurs have registered thousands of iPhone-related Internet addresses.
July 02, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Visit iPhone.com and you’ll see ads for various cell phones that play music — but Apple Inc.’s much-hyped iPhone isn’t one of them.
The domain name was grabbed long before Jan. 9, when Apple announced its gadget combining a cell phone, an iPod media player and a wireless Internet device. Since then, speculators and entrepreneurs have registered thousands of iPhone-related Internet addresses.
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