iPod Add-on Has Apple All Worked Up
Thursday, May 24th, 2007 at 10:40 AM - by Jeff Gamet
Even though women all over the U.K. seem happy with a special iPod "attachment," Apple's legal team is hot under the collar. Representatives from the iPod maker have been demanding that stores selling the iGasm, a personal pleasure attachment for the iPod, take down posters advertising the product, according to News of the World.
It's the posters, and not so much the device, that has Apple's legal team hot and bothered. The posters resemble Apple's famous silhouette ads, but in this case the iPod is plugged into more than just the listener's ears.
The iGasm from Ann Summers
A letter from Apple to the adult shop chain Ann Summers stated "We hope this request to remove [the posters] immediately will prevent us having to consider further action." So far, the chain plans to carry on with business as usual and keep the signs up. Jacqueline Gold, the woman behind the Ann Summers stores, commented "Perhaps I can send them an iGasm to put a smile back on their faces!"
For now, it appears the only thing that will put a smile back on Apple's legal team faces will be the removal of the posters - a move that will likely leave Ms. Gold with a frown.
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