Which of these products underwent a name change specifically due to linguistic concerns when entering international markets?

The language used in product design and branding can make or break a product's success. Linguists are often consulted to ensure product names resonate across cultures and languages. This poll tests your knowledge of how linguistics intersects with product design in the global marketplace. Can you identify which famous linguistic consideration changed the course of a major product?

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Mitsubishi Pajero, renamed 'Montero' in Spanish-speaking countries because 'pajero' is an offensive slang term in Spanish
Apple iPhone, originally called 'TelePod' but changed when focus groups found the word had negative connotations in multiple languages
Coca-Cola Zero, initially named 'Coca-Cola Null' but changed when linguistic analysis showed 'null' conveyed emptiness rather than zero calories
Google, originally named 'BackRub' but renamed when linguistic consultants warned the term had inappropriate translations in key Asian markets