With all the recent talk about the lawsuit launched by Apple against HTC over patent infringements, it was curious to see when Google would finally actually react – after all, the whole ordeal seems to revolve around the operating system on HTC’s device, the Android.

Apple’s latest lawsuit is with the Victoria School of Business and Technology in Canada, for using a similar apple logo. But from what I see, it’s just a slight resemblance to what Steve has …

The Vancouver Island college is using a stylized blue and green apple logo, with the letters VSBT adorning the upper left corner while the Apple logo is bitten and has a silver shape.

“Our logo is unique and distinguishable in numerous aspects from the Apple logo including the acronym ‘VSBT’ being part of our logo,” reads a statement by school president Dieter Gerhard. “Are you suggesting that anyone using any variation of an apple for technology education is infringing on Apple’s trademark?”

Could that be a marketing strategy because it’s well known that Victoria School of Business and Technology is a large customer with most of its labs filled with Apple products. What do you think? – via CBC.ca