Imagine if everytime you phone england (or added 44 to another number) you have to pay jeff for using their trademarked mathematical statement.
X-Ray? How can that be trademarked by Amazon?
Trademarks must be industry/use-specific. UPS has a trademark on their shade of brown. You can use that brown for your business, but you can’t use that colormark if you’re starting a competing logistics company.
There are hundreds, if not thousands, of companies with an “X-Ray” trademark. You can use X-Ray as long as it’s not to represent your “computer software tool for use in browsing and exploring electronic publications and books.” Only Amazon has the right to name such a specific software functionality “X-Ray.”
365? Really?
That’s Whole Foods 365
Funny. That's the same number of day I use in my calendar.
Luckily the number is not trademarked in the context of calendars.