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Seriously... they are not the same. When I think "Who's here?" I think who is in the same place I am. Not just near me. If I am home and someone comes to my hou
by jack-r-abbit 14y ago
Seriously... they are not the same. When I think "Who's here?" I think who is in the same place I am. Not just near me. If I am home and someone comes to my house... they are here. If I am home and someone goes to the house across the street... they are near me... but not here.
If "Who's Here" and "Who's Near Me" are close enough to cause a problem... someone needs to warn Facebook that their new app Camera is pretty friggin' close to the app that Apple already had. What was that called? Oh right... CAMERA.
- lathamcity 14y agoApple doesn't have a trademark on "Camera"
- jack-r-abbit 14y agoProbably because it is too generic (well... a specific but general use word)... kind of like this situation. The real idiots here are the ones that granted this trademark in the first place. Plus it was a bit of a joke.
- simonster 14y agoWell, Yahoo has a trademark on "Yahoo! Buzz", but that doesn't mean someone else couldn't go out and make a product called "Google Buzz", because they did. And "Buzz" seems like far less generic a word than "Who".