Yeah, man, you got a very quick replacement !!!

Oh shhhiii...... hahahaha I was about to when I saw this....

Still, for drawing some fruit nicer than I can.

Just be careful you don't get a call from their lawyer HAHAHAHAHA

This post has been edited by joytest: Jan 13 2013, 12:14 AM

Didn't you read? crapple's latest patent filing is for the f'ing leaf shape !!!!

Isabell, please contact your solicitor......

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/12/10/ap...emark_the_leaf/

If you thought Apple patenting the rectangle was a gratuitous abuse of intellectual property, you may be pained to hear that Apple has now applied to trademark a leaf.

Specifically, Apple wants to protect the leaf on its company logo. Apple applied for to the European Trademark Registry on 3 December, with the help of London lawyers from Edwards Wildman.

Here's a screengrab of the submitted application:



The trademark application covers 10 classes of products including computers, jewellery, educational material, footwear, film streaming services and paper packaging for audio tapes.

So put the brakes on any plans to put sharp-ended tilted ovals on trainers or text books, because if the trademark is granted, you may end up on the receiving end of legal action from Cupertino.

According to the filing, Apple previously submitted a trademark application for the leaf in China.

Nothing lower than 30%. 50%+ is a safe bet. Did that once.

I think the correct word to use would be "hubris".

That is somewhat debatable haahhaaha coz English is the only language that divides its native speakers.

One is an American spelling variant and one is British. The Americans tend to simplify things so it's an -ed ending for their verbs. BrE has got 1500 years of cultural baggage so........

Hubris is a Greek word btw.

Dinner till now must be awesome. Auspicious occasion?

No you can. English, due to its rich heritage, has borrowed and incorporated many foreign words into its vocabulary.

Voila, RSVP, creme are all French words, but perfectly usable in English sentences.

Hubris is just another noun in English.

You probably need to specify your keyboard TYPE in the OS or spellchecker setting changed.

Triangle away. Read uncle benny's blog too.

Hmmm....so I haven't been hanging out at other threads, but since I'm just taking the biased view of being in the Android forums, particularly this one, the general stereotyping is still that flashing (the rom kind ) and hacking and tweaking are male activities by far. So for females to get into that domain at the same level of knowledge goes against the pre-conceived stereotype.

So your best friend's friend is bigoted? Well, we all are bigoted at some level.

FWIW, couple of years back there was some shots of the world's best female Doom player...man is she hot. So she didn't fit into the stereotype of horse faced, flat bosomed, bun-haired, horn-rimmed glasses techie female.

hahaha.

for fruitie

So you pay N2 thread a visit after you're done with s3 thread?

Orite all, zzzz....and a little bit of updating the wife's S3.

Is that a toman ? How much per kg ?

Stir fried toman slices with ginger is very tasty.

Bro how many devices do you have man?

Ok keep you in mind when I want some new toys

Maybe "over enthusiastic" and "deep pockets" may be a more polite description ahahhahaahaha

Since you mention it, I asked a few pages back as well, why do people hate Samsung? I don't see any particular reason to feel this way. No mention of crapple products to start a flame war.

I only want to understand why people say they hate Samsung?

This post has been edited by joytest: Jan 13 2013, 12:00 PM

Ok, spray a target and see which bullets hit closest to home. Lots of peripheral damage.

Ok...aesthetics....I have nothing to say about that, although its functionality remains top notch, even for you.