Strange and funny trademarks by Google, Apple, MS and others
December 9th, 2010 General
Remember the recent conversation around Facebook’s “Face” trademark?
That whole conversation made us remember some rather amusing or just plain weird examples of trademarks we’d seen from huge players like IBM, Microsoft, Apple and Google in the past. Companies do like their trademarks…
Here are a few of the weirder ones:
- Because It’s Everybody’s Business™ (Microsoft)
- Lips® (Microsoft)
- Mouse Mischief™ (Microsoft)
- SpyNet® (Microsoft) (Hmmm…?)
- MacPAD™ (Apple) (Safeguarded option to the iPad?)
- Google Zümm™ (Google)
- Wenwendada™ (Google)
- BooleDozer™ (IBM)
- Chiphopper™ (IBM)
- LOVEM® (IBM)
- Do You Flip?® (Cisco)
- DELL THEFT™
- Adobe® Pi (Not 3.14?)
- Buzzword® (Adobe)
- Flash on.® (Adobe)
- Giddyup Thangs® (Adobe)
- Ouch!® (Adobe)
Some kind of make sense, others not so much… 
These are just the tip of the iceberg. You can find the complete lists here:
Adobe trademarks (PDF), Apple trademarks, Microsoft trademarks, Google trademarks, IBM trademarks, Cisco trademarks, Dell trademarks.
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Weird and amusing trademarks by Google, Apple, MS and others
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