The USPTO may have a differing opinion.<p>Just because a word is a common dictionary word doesn&#x27;t mean it can&#x27;t be trademarked with limited use. For example, you can&#x27;t launch a new computer and name it Apples. However you can launch a new type of lipstick called Apples (assuming it&#x27;s not trademarked in that context already).<p>If the original trademark owner can show that there&#x27;s the potential for confusion among consumers, that the products are competitive, Infinit may very well prevail. Dropbox&#x27;s lawyers didn&#x27;t do a great job at due diligence here.<p>I like how Infinit responded.