I can't wait for this...finaly a good phone from Verizon. If it comes with the R2-D2, that would be cool too.
22.10.2009 23:11 #1
Does any one know if this is true that Lucas has the word Droid copyrighted ?
23.10.2009 00:37 #2
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23.10.2009 02:43 #3
Originally posted by ydkjman: Does any one know if this is true that Lucas has the word Droid copyrighted ?He does, though he rarely cracks down on other people using it, unless it is something crummy that he wants to prevent (the orriginal title for "Battletech" was "BattleDroids", George stopped this if only to delay production of this terrible program). It seems clear from the R2-D2 promotion that he (or at least Lucas Arts) are involved anyway, so not much fear of a lawsuit here.
23.10.2009 04:25 #4
I was wondering because I signed up for the email to receive updates about it when it becomes available and at the bottom of the email it says
DROID is a registered trademark of Lucasfilm Ltd. and its related companies. Used under license.
23.10.2009 09:52 #5
hahaha that was a pretty funny comercial it reminds me of the "sega does what nintendon't" comercials
23.10.2009 22:35 #6
Originally posted by TBandit: hahaha that was a pretty funny comercial it reminds me of the "sega does what nintendon't" comercialsYeah, that was a great commercial...I was just reading some Asimov and I had a terrible thought: if apple ever made a Robot, it would be called the "iRobot".
24.10.2009 00:19 #7
Well.... This is amazing. The phone that can [maybe] beat iPhone on my carrier. I'm with Cricket, so it shouldn't take too long for the first few folks to figure out how to move this phone over. I'm even more hopeful that being a non-brew-dependant OS, I might actually be able to use the GPS functios(Sorely missing on my Cricket-hacked LG Dare).
I'll be watching this one closely, looks like an amazing piece of equipment!
27.10.2009 15:28 #8
