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Has anyone of you even bothered to actually READ the letter?
It clearly states that the only reason for their request is that the Magenta which Engadget Mobile uses as a trademark might easily be confused when reports/posts about T-Mobile products (trademarked Magenta) appear.
Even though I don't think it is necessary to completely drop the colour, this point is definitely valid.
"It's meant to simply open a dialogue" - This is absolutely the purpose of the letter, just take a look at the tone.
Additionally, you seem to have darkened the Magenta in the header T-Mobile logo, the actual one looks a whole lot more like the Engadget Mobile logo, see http://www.t-mobile.com/images/masthead/t-mobile-logo.gif

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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