I always thought generics could not be used as trademarks but keep on seeing
such things slip through...damn apple!
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Anon Y Mous wrote:
> trickii
>> This may sound common sense but the average user may not understand everyday
>> technical speak...one example of accepted language is 'Apps store' instead
>> of 'repository'...
>> Do we need to rename this to 'Apps store' instead of 'repository' in the
>> next re
trickii
>This may sound common sense but the average user may not understand everyday
> technical speak...one example of accepted language is 'Apps store' instead of
> 'repository'...
> Do we need to rename this to 'Apps store' instead of 'repository' in the next
> release?
You're talking a l
Peter Jones wrote:
I am reading the numerous articles giving reasons why people find it difficult
to adopt new operating systems..one reason is language...to be more precise its
language that the average user recognises.This may sound common sense but the
average user may not understand everyd
no
as soon as ips is as stable as it should (and will) be, then it will be good.
but changing language is for Mac'ies.
But even after changes like that and colorful flower-icons on the
desktop, I doubt OS would win the minds and hearts of Hollywood. So
forget about getting free indirect backgroun
I am reading the numerous articles giving reasons why people find it difficult
to adopt new operating systems..one reason is language...to be more precise its
language that the average user recognises.This may sound common sense but the
average user may not understand everyday technical speak...
