No, they trademarked the word "i'm" in some small and particular subset of its possible uses. There's nothing to stop you making a car called the "i'm", or a w

No, they trademarked the word "i'm" in some small and particular subset of its possible uses. There's nothing to stop you making a car called the "i'm", or a web-based social cause instant messaging advertising thingy (or whatever the hell this is) called "Focus", but trademark law will stop you from selling a car called "Focus" or a (whatever this thingy is) called "i'm". Doesn't change the fact that "i'm" is a pretty bad name for anything, though.