Request for comment As described by earlier discussion in this talk page the debate is where iphone should link to given that it can refer to both the product being released by Apple and the current Linksys VoIP based phone by Cisco Some of the points made include Majority of those looking for information on iphone are most likely looking for that pertaining to Apple s product Wikipedia s policy for naming articles as they are most easily recognized might support iphone jumping directly to Apple s iphone Cisco owns the trademark for iphone used to describe a product that predates Apple s Some argue the link should therefore reference that page Comments I came to this page from the RfC page and although somewhat interested in Apple s iphone am removed from this naming issue From the article standpoint I d suggest While Wikipedia s naming conventions do recommend articles be named as they d most commonly be recognized I see this as describing individual articles and not implying that the better known of two articles should be given priority over use of a particular name Instead the policy suggests to use the most common name of a person or thing that does not conflict with the names of other people or things and another guideline encourages choosing names to avoid ambiguous cases Wikipedia Naming conventions precision At the same time guidelines suggest that a moral right including legal rights should not govern article names so it would not seem correct for iphone to link directly to Cisco s product on the basis of it owning the trademark See Wikipedia Naming conflict At least one user in the talk section reported arriving at this page looking for the Linksys phone so it seems safe to assume that even if the Apple iphone were the more popular article that ambiguity still exists And while most people who type mac may be looking for Apple s computer this still leads to a disambiguation page Altogether to me it would seem most neutral and consistent with Wikipedia to rename this article iphone Apple and have iphone link to a disambiguation page