Apple loses China fight over iPhone name
A Chinese accessory company has won a lawsuit with Apple for the right to use the name "iPhone" on its leather bags and phone cases. Ryan Brooks reports.
A Chinese accessory company has won a lawsuit with Apple for the right to use the name "iPhone" on its leather bags and phone cases. Ryan Brooks reports.
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