Porn Giant Vivid to Take Legal Action Over HTC Vivid Name

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No chance that it (vivid ent.) will win. zero, zip, dipadood, nope; no chance in hell or on earth. Vivid is an English word describing strong, clear impression or chroma. It's not ubiquitous. I think there a few similar cases that were thrown out by the judges. (I don't remember the specific, but I do know that they were thrown out.)
 
Calm down guys, no reason to get antsy right off the bat, simply ask them if they can change the name...

Don't go straight into trying to make this a court case.

I highly doubt HTC wants the phones named after porn anyways. -.-
 
reminds me of a situation where a strip club was called rolex. rolex the watch maker sued them and many other users of the name rolex. eventually the club changed its name to lex.
 
I think that Vivid entertainment should stand up for themselves and show some spunk. Fortunately the HTC Vivid is not 3D enabled or we might really see a messy courtroom drama; Otherwise it could give whole new meaning to coming at you in 3D
 
[citation][nom]zoemayne[/nom]reminds me of a situation where a strip club was called rolex. rolex the watch maker sued them and many other users of the name rolex. eventually the club changed its name to lex.[/citation]Except that "Rolex" is a brand name, not an often-used English adjective. That's like Apple suing grocery stores for marketing fruit under their trademarked name...although I wouldn't put that past Apple's lawyers.
 
[citation][nom]alchemy69[/nom]Bad news for the forthcoming Samsung Bang Bros[/citation]
Samsung? what about Nintendo's upcoming "Super Bang Bros 3D"
 
That lawsuit is a waste of time. Vivid should just make a porn streaming application for android and HTC should bundle them with HTC Vivid. That way, everybody wins.
 
What a bunch of retards. It;s a model name. Has nothing to do with Porn. The Porn business must be taking a noise dive!!!
 
[citation][nom]dalauder[/nom]Except that "Rolex" is a brand name, not an often-used English adjective. That's like Apple suing grocery stores for marketing fruit under their trademarked name...although I wouldn't put that past Apple's lawyers.[/citation]

Sad things is, Apple has already done that. Except it was with the apple symbol for the supermarket.
 
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