iPhone fart app maker takes another to court over trademark infringement accusations as two developers battle it out in crowded fart simulation app market. Elinor Mills covers Internet security and ...

A pair of iPhone developers who sell novelty applications that generate bodily function sound effects are squabbling over the phrase “pull my finger” in federal court, documents filed last week show.

iFart Mobile, maker of a wildly popular app for iPhone and iPod Touch, asked a court on Friday to rule that it can use the term “pull my finger” without risking trademark infringement claims by ...

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