Tim Cook slips up – says “iWatch” – maybe the Apple Watch will change its name?

Indeed, Apple representatives mentioned absolutely nothing about the new smartwatch's battery life, which spun a web of speculations, especially since both of the new iPhone models did get their work times flaunted in a nifty little table.
There was also something weird about the way the name was stylized – for the first time since 2007 an Apple iDevice's name wasn't written in the Helvetica font. And, instead of having the full “Apple Watch” written out, the Cupertinians decided to replace the word “Apple” with the company's logo, which just looks a bit off and kind of like it was stamped on there, instead of something else.
Now, it's been known for a while that Apple is having trouble with the iWatch trademark in some countries, where other vendors have already taken the same, or similar, name for their products. Perhaps Cupertinians are still having trouble ironing out all the details with some companies' trademarks, ergo the Apple Watch name was stamped as a temporary placeholder.
Alternatively, maybe the Apple Watch name is here to stay – either due to Apple failing to secure the trademark in every country, or just a sudden change of heart.
source: ABC News via NeoWin