Beacon Universal Remote, Publisher sues Apple offer iBooks trademark, i-FlashDrive

app, Apple, news June 16th, 2011

Griffin and Dijit have teamed up to offer a new hardware and app solution for the iPhone and other iOS gear for making it a universal remote called Beacon . The hardware is an AA battery powered tabletop device and the app allows for activities and more for full control of TVs and DVRs. A publisher in NYC has filed a trademark infringement suit against Apple over ibooks. The publisher says that Apple owns IBOOK trademark but when it began using iBooks for the digital books on iPhone and iPad Apple went over the line. PhotoFast has debuted a cool flash drive that works with an app to let the user of an iOS device move files. The i-FlashDrive needs no computer to move the files.

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