The person in charge of the application responded to Apple's lawsuit. He said that although Apple opposed the trademark application of the pear-shaped logo and asked them to change the logo, this behavior was undoubtedly a big blow to the startup company, but the company still chose to keep the pear-shaped logo. Funnily enough, most netizens didn't support it this time, because many netizens felt that the Logo of the startup company was different from that of Apple. After all, one is an apple and the other is a pear, which does not constitute infringement. In addition, Apple not only opposes this pear-shaped logo, but also opposes the fruit logos of dozens of other small enterprises. Many similar trademark applications have been modified or abandoned before, because most small businesses can't afford the tens of thousands of dollars in legal fees required to fight against Apple. Recently, the company launched a petition online, hoping to persuade Apple to give up the lawsuit. This petition has received nearly 20,000 signatures. The company is actually a small company with only five members and spent thousands of dollars in legal fees in this lawsuit. Many netizens said that when they saw the company's pear-shaped logo, they never thought it was Apple's logo. Apple played a little more. Some netizens said that it is best for Apple to wrap the fruit ring, so that no one will collide with them. Some netizens even said that this time Apple sued the company and made a free advertisement for the startup company. Here, I still hope that Apple can attach importance to technical research and electronic product development.