💻 Technology May 6, 2026 · Malcolm Owen <malcolm@appleinsider.com>

Apple takes a slice out of a fruit-shaped trademark dispute in EU

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Apple takes a slice out of a fruit-shaped trademark dispute in EU
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In a real-life comparison of Apples and oranges, Apple convinced the EU Intellectual Property Office to partially refuse to grant a trademark, all for being too close to Apple's logo.Apple logo [left], Yichun Quinningmeng's logo [right]Apple's lawsuits cover a lot of important and dull areas, such as patent infringement. However, sometimes Apple's litigious activities can go in some quite unusual directions.The latest was Apple's objection to a trademark filing in the EU from keyboard maker Yich

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