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Isn't "droid" trademarked by LucasFilm? Are you using the term under license from them?
by carabiner 5y ago
Isn't "droid" trademarked by LucasFilm? Are you using the term under license from them?
- ChrisClark 5y agoThey've sued over it before too.
- anamexis 5y agoTrademarks apply to specific goods and services. LucasFilm's trademark for "droid" applies to: Interactive entertainment software and accompanying instruction manuals sold as a unit, namely, computer game software and manuals sold as a unit, video game software and manuals sold as a unit; video game software, computer game software, and pre-recorded CD-ROMs and DVDs featuring games, films, music, computer game software, and video game software; downloadable video game software and downloadable computer game software https://tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumber=77580336&caseType=SERIAL_NO&searchType=statusSearch https://tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumber=77580336&caseType=SERIAL_...
- rwesterdahl 5y ago"sigh of relief" :)
- onychomys 5y agoI had this phone back in the day... https://www.phonedaddy.com/products/motorola-droid-maxx-verizon-carrier-only https://www.phonedaddy.com/products/motorola-droid-maxx-veri...
- usmannk 5y agoThis entire line of phones licensed the branding from Lucasfilm, and I remember this would even be marked on the Motorola ads.
- outworlder 5y agoProbably only an issue if it says "roger roger" after receiving commands.