Halifax casino employee stood in line for almost six hours overnight to buy the device

When Yuval Barzakay heard Apple was launching the iPhone, he couldn't believe the news. Particularly since his company already had rights to the name in Canada

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Company redraws deals with AT&T Inc. and other international telecom companies

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Privately held Canadian VoIP provider, which trademarked the term in 2004, gives up exclusive rights to the name

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