Capitalization of names that begin lowercased, at the beginning of a sentence [duplicate]

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Many products these days have names that intentionally begin with lowercase letters. The most common examples are of the Apple "iDevice" variety, but there are some others - inSSIDer is one.

When beginning a sentence with these names, should the name be capitalized?

Solution 1:

Even if a company considers non-standard formatting of a trademark "official", style guides usually suggest that the formatting be ignored. But, trademarks beginning with a one-letter lowercase prefix pronounced as a separate letter do not need to be capitalized if the second letter is capitalized. Ultimately, the Wikipedia Manual of Style suggests rephrasing to avoid beginning sentences with such trademarks.