#iphone x animoji

Apple might once again battle a lawsuit as they get sued for using "Animoji" on their recently announced iPhone X. Animoji was one of the key features the company presented during the announcement of their anniversary phone last September, and apparently a Japanese company already owns the trademark to it. According to a report by The Recorder, the Japanese software company emonster k.k came up with the term "Animoji" back in 2014 and had it registered as their trademark with the U.S. The said term was coined for a mobile app, Animoji - Free Animated Texting [Patent Pending], that the company marketed on Apple's very own App Store. Enrique Bonansea stated in the complaint that Apple was not only aware that the Animoji app existed but they even tried to purchase the rights from emonster. After over two weeks of using the iPhone 3G, I can fairly say I have become familiar with this mobile device to share some insights on how it fares as a primary mobile phone. In a way, I regard the iPhone 3G primarily as an internet device and media player that has the cute feature allowing you to make calls and send SMS. That being said, if you are a heavy SMS user, then the iPhone is not for you. Read more in our articles including "Apple reportedly sued for using Animoji trademark" and "iPhone 3G: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly".