Jobs unveiled the iPod, cellular handset, and internet communication device under the name 'iPhone' despite his company failing to settle with Cisco -- the acclaimed owner of the trademark -- prior to the keynote speech. Cisco in turn filed suit the same day, and said it was willing to share the name with Apple but that finalized documents were never received. One columnist claims to have revealed evidence suggesting that Cisco does not in fact own the iPhone name, but the company flatly denied these claims shortly after the report was published. Cisco said it did what was necessary for the iPhone trademark, saying that it has been very direct about its Linksys-branded 'iPhone' which shipped during the spring of 2006.