Hysterical. In a recent response to HTC’s ITC complaint against Apple, Cupertino didn’t just deny all of HTC’s charges… it even went as far as to correct the Taiwanese device maker’s punctuation, snarkily writing:
Apple denies that its correct name is Apple, Inc. The correct name of Respondent is Apple Inc.
Priceless.
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28 responses to “Apple To HTC: There’s No Comma In Our Name, Doofus [Humor]”
What is so hysterical? Because of a misprint on HTC’s part? Not too funny but I guess it’s a Apple story…
“an” Apple story
Obsession with detail: classic Apple.
Seriously, a misprint? Is this a fly-by-night company? And you had to post a defense of them?
oh ho, my sides hurts from the laughteration
Ok so I just didn’t get the joke, someone please explain it to me.
Another score in the war of attrition. Bravo.
Ok, HTC suing Apple for Mac computers? Correct me if i’m wrong… those guys at HTC probably still wearing diapers when Mac introduced for the first time!
htc has acquired s3 graphics, although they are both control by Wang, htc want their patents.
HTC = Happy Trolling Company.
These apple vs android wars should be over. Every sane person knows that apple is the best (in terms of quality, OS, design etc.) and google should just go back to being a web browser!
Proper grammar is always important. It has even been known to save lives.
Let’s eat Grandpa!
or
Let’s eat, Grandpa!
Tiny, but very important difference.