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Well now this is going too far. The Metro reports that radical muslims are accusing Apple Inc (maker of Apple MacIntosh computers and iPods) of mocking Islam. The latest Apple shop, they believe, has a likeness to the Kaaba structure inside Islam's most sacred mosque in Mecca.

If thats the case why haven't they complained about the rubik's cube, Apple cube iMac and all things made in a cube shape? Tell you what guys, why don't you patient the Kaaba design and whoever you think has infringed of the design you can take them to court.

You jokers should do a Google search for cube buildings, then get a life or join the real world.

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