LOL yeah so did PhoneArena. lol. I was under the impression that the regular color Magenta could not be trademarked becuase it was not unique and was considered generic IAW trademark laws. But you could trademark a variation of it and they would have to prove that the engadget logo is the same variation as the t-mobile logo, which as someone has already pointed out, isnt the same. I would say, and IMHO, DT doesnt really have a legal leg to stand on in this case since they are merely stating violation of the trademark based on the color and not the color variation.
Why do people still think that MediaFLO has to do with 3G data services? its UHF channel 55 that it goes off.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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