The Apple v Cisco battle isn’t over yet.
Both companies have agreed to extend talks aimed at “reaching agreement on trademark rights and interoperability”.
Apple launched it’s iPhone last month in San Francisco and immediately Cisco sued Apple for trademark infringement of its own line of internet-enabled iPhones.
Cisco makes much of the hardware that underpins the internet, and has owned the trademark on the iPhone name since 2000 after it acquired another company Infogear.
However some believe their hold on it isn’t that strong due to the amount of time they held the trademark and how they only used it moments before Apple launched its version of an existing line products.










