The logo is in the shape of a pear, with a leaf on its upper right. Apple’s notice of opposition describes it this way: “Applicant’s Mark consists of a minimalistic fruit design with a right ...

In an Instagram post, the app's developer said Apple has objected to the firm's logo, claiming that the pear used is "too close" to the Apple logo and hurts the Apple brand. The filing also ...

In a report by The Verge, Apple has filed a notice of opposition against the company because it claims that Prepear's pear logo is too close to its trademarked apple logo. For those who are not ...

The company said via a post on Instagram that Apple "has decided to oppose and go after our small business' trademark saying our pear logo is too close to their apple logo and supposedly hurts ...

Apple’s legal complaint? The pear-shaped logo used by Prepear, seen above, is too similar to the Apple logo. According to the founders of Prepear, which is a spin-off of the Super Healthy Kids ...

WTF?! It must be a slow day in Apple's legal department. The tech giant has filed a trademark lawsuit against a tiny app maker over the use of a pear in its logo. Yes, not an apple, a pear.

when Apple declared that Super Healthy Kids (yes, that’s the real name of a company) shouldn’t be allowed to trademark its pear logo because it might “cause dilution of the distinctiveness ...

According to the suit, the use of these signature motifs in the logo, plus the ... might confuse it for an Apple product, despite it being, you know, a green outlined pear instead of a solid ...

Apple has reportedly objected to a meal planner app's logo of a pear, with the iPhone maker allegedly objecting to a trademark application for a fruit-based logo. The founders of Super Healthy ...

Apple has launched legal action against Super Healthy Kids spinoff Prepear over the service’s usage of a pear as its logo. Apple claims that the Prepear logo will likely be associated by ...

Apple's logo is one of the most iconic out there ... launched against companies 'copying' their mark – remember that pear?). But however well protected and however iconic the logo is ...