"IPhone" Comes with Android OS

IGB electronics company introduced the Brazilian Electronica Android operating system phones under the brand name IPhone Gradiente on Tuesday (18/12/2012). The first line of IPhone IGB named Neo One. In a press release IGB, they give details of the hardware specs and prices IPhone Neo One. The phone has a 3.7-inch 320x480 pixel resolution, 2GB internal memory, 5MP camera, and supports Dual SIM. All that running with Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) and the Brazilian real appreciated 599 or approximately $ 0.284974
As quoted from CNet, IGB said it was the holder of exclusive rights to the iPhone trademark.
In 2000, the IGB IPHONE filed trademark registration in the National Institute for Intellectual Property, Brazil (National Institute of Industrial Property / INPI). IGB gets and holds the exclusive rights to the brand IPHONE on January 2, 2008, to manufacture and market the brand in 2018.
IGB said they did not immediately put IPHONE brand because the company focused on restructuring the organization for continued efforts hampered due to financial problems.
Means, IGB trademark IPhone gets only about a year after Apple launched the first generation iPhone in 2007, and several months after the Android version 1.0 beta released.
Brand Gradiente itself is quite well known in Brazil. According to the company statement, including the first Gradiente business start CD, DVD, and has other interests in TV and video games.
The use of the brand is expected to make the iPhone Apple's furious. However, while Apple is still reluctant to comment.
IPhone and iPad trademark dispute
Previous Apple patent dispute related to legal issues with the iPhone trademark of Cisco Systems.
Cisco sued Apple after the iPhone was introduced in the Macworld conference in January 2007. Cisco said Apple approached the company network device several times to negotiate. Until finally, they reconciled in February 2007.
IPad is a trademark name for a tablet computer Apple also had trouble in China since 2010. Proview Technology from Taiwan, who opened the factory and have the iPad trademark in China, sued over iPad trademark and asking Apple to pay cash compensation.
In 1998, Proview began developing computer type All-in-One PC called iPad, stands for Personal Internet Access Device. Proview iPad goes on sale in 2000, ten years earlier than the Apple iPad tablet.
After passing through various legal proceedings and negotiations, the two companies eventually reconciled and Apple to pay 60 million dollars (or approximately USD 560 billion) to "liberate" the name iPad.

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