Cisco has again given Apple more time to respond to its trademark lawsuit over the iPhone name, extending negotiations until February 21st. The Associated Press reports: “After the companies had previously agreed to extend the deadline until Thursday night, Cisco, the world’s largest networking equipment maker, said Apple now has until Wednesday to respond to the lawsuit filed last month in San Francisco federal court. Both companies reiterated previous statements that they want to use the extra time to reach a settlement.”
Latest News
- Crave 4Ft Apple MFi to USB Cable is 25% off
- Set Up a Robust iPad POS in Seconds with the Square Stand, Now Only $44
- Season two trailer video of ‘Ted Lasso’ Revealed on Twitter
- Apple promo gives Apple TV users free Paramount+ for one month
- Apple Pay Express Transit featured in new AR experience
- Jackery Portable Solar Panels Are 30% Off
- Apple’s Mac video editing programs get new updates
- Google to release similar copy of Find My network
- Fox Now App drops 3rd gen Apple TV support
- Set Up a Gaming or Work From Home Station with the Amazon Basics Gaming Computer Desk, Now $30 Off