Advanced System Care

[808caranus808]

I think this should been make early it doesn't make any sence to be called Advanced SystemCare it's grammar incorect it should be Advanced System Care with (space). Maybe someone will say that i'm grammar nazi. But i'm not i just wanted to point this out. ;)

[Toppack]

Iobit invented a new Word 'systemcare',

to make their software title different than other software titles, that are similar.

'All's Fair in Love, War and Software-developement' :lol:

 

It was probably some Lawyer's idea. ;-)

[enoskype]

Well, it was Advanced WindowsCare for a while and if I remember correctly, MS wanted Windows word not to be used in the name, and IObit asked it to users and Advanced SystemCare is chosen.

 

Two words used together without a space in between is to resemble the old software, I believe. :roll:

 

I really think that there is no input of a lawyer in the preference of the name Toppack. :idea:

 

If you have patience, you can search the threads/posts about the story in the archives of IObit Forum.8:) :lol:

 

Cheers.

[Toppack]

I really think that there is no input of a lawyer in the preference of the name Toppack. :idea:

 

It just seemed like something Lawyers would Do. :-D

[Melvin_Deal]

It is a product name not a spelling bee (check)!! :mrgreen:

 

Perhaps Coke should have been called cocaine cola???

 

 

Sincerely,

-Mel

Live long and prosper!

[808caranus808]

I don't have problem with name but with the space between "SystemCare" it should "System Care" because it doesn't make sence to be stick together :F

[enoskype]

Hi 808caranus808,

 

IObit knows that grammatically space in bettween them would have been correct, but I believe it is done to attract the attention (like yourself) :lol: and spare it from the rest of the softwares using similar names.

 

Cheers.

[solbjerg]

Hi enoskype

Additionally if one see it as a name the spelling rules doesn't apply.

Camel script (CamelScript) is widely used on the internet. :-)

Cheers :-)

solbjerg

p.s. sneglefart (literally SnailSpeed) in Danish means snail's pace - the Danish language have a lot of words that are written as one word where it in correct English is written in two words. One can to some extent see the same difference between British English and American English. :-)

 

Hi 808caranus808,

 

IObit knows that grammatically space in bettween them would have been correct, but I believe it is done to attract the attention (like yourself) :lol: and spare it from the rest of the softwares using similar names.

 

Cheers.