UPDATE: Cisco and Apple DIDN'T Make a Deal on the iPhone Name

Wednesday, January 10th, 2007

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When Apple wants something, Apple gets DOESN’T it. According to ZDNet, Apple got a call early yesterday morning to the effect of:

The fact is that we have not received the approved agreement back from Apple as late as this morning. What we said in our statement, which you posted, was that we sent them the final terms on Jan. 8 and by the fact that they launched the iPhone on Jan. 9 without an agreement in place with us, we could only assume that they had agreed to our final terms and that we expected a signed agreement from them as early as yesterday. As of this morning, we’re still waiting.

Bloops.

Apple-Cisco iPhone dispute resolved [ZDNet]

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