QUOTE(dies @ Oct 6 2008, 11:19 PM)

Does say a lot about the kind of company Apple really is though.
This is NOT Apples fault. If you knew anything about trademark infringements then you'd know that (
in this case Apple)
has to enforce ownership or they risk loosing their trademark. Did you know that "Elevator" "shredded wheat" "aspirin," and "cellophane" were all once unique trademarks? The companies that owned them did not protect them, and they were used so often that they became synonyms for the products themselves - rather than brand names, and then after that those companies lost their trademark protection. Apple has no choice in the matter but to follow trademark requirements, and that means they need to
protect their Apple symbol or they risk losing it forever.