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I work for Samsung mobile Mobile.
I often have casual talking often converse with my subordinates after having lunch together at cafeteria.

One of my subordinates said:
"Apple is just a fruit. When native English speakers call the company Apple, would they feel strange?"

"No way!" I exclaimed.
"They are already familiar with using a fruit name for a company name. There is Blackberry as well."

Then another person asked:
"I think blueberry is a fruit, but can there really be a black berry?"

I said.:
"If there is a are blueberry blueberries, there should be blackberry blackberries."

So one of my subordinates looked up the word blackberry with his smartphone dictionary.
and said "There is are blackberry blackberries. too"

I asked:
"Isn't our company name Samsung strange to fruit lovers? Why don't we change our company name into Pear, or Watermelon, or if not at least Onion or Garlic?"

No one responded to my silly recommendations.
Maybe they didn't deserve responses.

Edited:

I work for Samsung Mobile. 
I often converse with my subordinates after having lunch together at cafeteria.

One of my subordinates said:
"Apple is just a fruit. When native English speakers call the company Apple, would they feel strange?"

"No way!" I exclaimed.
"They are already familiar with using a fruit name for a company name. There is Blackberry as well."

Then another person asked:
"I think blueberry is a fruit, but can there really be a black berry?"

I said:
"If there are blueberries, there should be blackberries."

So one of my subordinates looked up the word blackberry with his smartphone dictionary and said "There are blackberries."

I asked:
"Isn't our company name Samsung strange to fruit lovers? Why don't we change our company name into Pear, or Watermelon, or if not at least Onion or Garlic?"

No one responded to my silly recommendations. 
Maybe they didn't deserve responses.