As to the naming. Of course I wouldn’t like it, since Stormgrass is not a word found in any dictionary, it’s a word I made up (with quite a funny backstory too, actually. If you’re interested, I can relate the story to you sometime).

And regarding the lack of information, there’s not anything else I was implying except that there’s little information on the site. So even if I had, as you call it “done my homework”, the most it would’ve added to the review was the sentence “Apparently there already is a product out there by the name of Glue, I don’t know what it does, but just in case you’re interested”.

Since it says on your website, that “glue” is a trademark of your company, a naming dispute with Adaptive Blue would fall into legal territory, in which I’m about as well versed as I am in rocket science (actually, I think even about that I know more). So, to stress another phrase, you’re barking up the wrong tree.

Since 2006… that’s all I am saying.

I can send you a page with much more information along with our 10 minute demo video if you really want to see it.

How about I go and start a blog called “Stormgrass”. I’m sure you wouldn’t think it appropriate either.

Actually AdaptiveBlue made a product very similar to what Glue does. at least it’s in the same “space”. Of course during our rebuild we’ve taken down a lot of the information. but here’s a video of a 10 minute demo I put together before the rebuild… which is temporarily stored on my wifes server

http://seattlecattledog.com/glue_overview_iphone.m4v

It’s a moot point that there is little information on our site now.

As for the name, Glue is a standard dictionary word. I doubt you can talk about stealing a name in that case.

@Steffan Thanks, I think we’re already friends on Glue

This is me on Glue -

http://bit.ly/steffanantonas

See you around the web!

There is already a product named Glue since 2006. http://gluenow.com

Sounds like a great product but stealing a product name is not cool.