Google could still get the trademark for its Nexus One, says Integra Telecom.

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The Nexus One is Google, that's safe to say right? Wrong! Google has been denied the Nexus One trademark (of which they applied back in December) because of the "likelihood of confusion" with an existing trademark of the word 'Nexus' registered by Integra Telecom (who?) in 2008. Though we're not sure exactly how the process of trademarks work, we imagine whoever yells...

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The US Patent and Trademark Office said that the Nexus One name had already been taken by a related product, and with this, Google has been denied a trademark application for the said handset. The ruling issued last week said Googles application was denied for the likelihood of confusion with a Nexus trademark held since

Google cant seem to catch a break with their Nexus One. The less than expected sales on their Nexus One (pretty sure weve covered that the online-only sales werent the wisest marketing strategy), their filtering issues with China, the onslaught from Apple against their HTC Android partner (which many see as an indirect attack on

Found under: Google, Trademark, Nexus One, , In case you were not aware of it Google has filed for the trademark acquisition of Nexus One on December 10 2009 but unfortunately for the Mountain View based company did not receive the go ahead for said trademark.Why you ask Well it looks like Nexus has been already trademarked in 2008 by Integra Telecom which means that Google wont at least for now b...

USPTO denies Google's trademark application for "Nexus One."

Google may have to find another name for its flagship Android device, the Nexus One.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has denied Google the Nexus One trademark name, citing "a likelihood of confusion." Another company, Integra Telecom, owns the Nexus brand. Read the full story here.