&gt;Such are the risks of naming your company after a common word that describes the product.<p>What? Not at all! Infinit has a trademark and will almost assuredly destroy Dropbox in court, including getting an injunction against even using the Dropbox Infinite name during the case.<p>The real risk is on Dropbox: Not doing their homework and attempting to name a product something that happens to be legally too close to a trademark from a competitor.<p>What you&#x27;re saying is that it would be acceptable for me to make a Googol search engine, since googol is a real word and it&#x27;s Google&#x27;s fault for picking a name so similar to a real word.<p>EDIT: Also consider that Infinit is as close to the word Infinite as iPhone is to the word &quot;phone&quot;. Do you think Apple assumed the same risks you bring up by naming their product 1 letter away from a common word?