Yet another dispute between Apple Computer and Apple Corps came to an end today, as the latter company lost the trademark battle between the two.

Apple Corps disputed that Apple Computer violated their former trademark settlement by using an Apple logo to sell music. The final word from the Judge, Edward Maan was that he could find 'no breach of the trademark agreement' and that the case 'therefore fails'.

Due to losing the case, Apple Corps now plans to appeal the decision made in London's High Court. Although, Steve Jobs is now hopeful that they can work together with Apple Corps to finally get The Beatles (whose interests are represented by the company) on iTunes.

Regardless, Apple will now be able to continue using their logo all across the iTunes store.