How Apple Uses Foreign Trademark Applications to Hide New Products and Names

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What do Trinidad, Tobago, Barbados, Peru and Jamaica have in common?  By filing for trademark registration in those venues, Apple, and other large companies, are able to hide up and coming products and their names from the public, for months, while obtaining some level of trademark protection.  Fortune magazine explains how in its article.

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