Steve Jobs asked the Regis McKenna agency to create the logo for Apple. Rob Janoff, who was an art director at the agency, designed and conceptualized the apple design, including the "bite".

But it didn't start that way. Apple's logo has undergone several design changes as the company has continued to launch new products and technology. Evolution of Apple's logo design The first Apple ...

The logo is in the shape of a pear, with a leaf on its upper right. Apple’s notice of opposition describes it this way: “Applicant’s Mark consists of a minimalistic fruit design with a right ...

[Aki-Baidya] reports Apple is bringing back the old-school rainbow logo to t-shirts sold in the Apple Park visitor center. The move follows Apple’s trademark renewal of the rainbow logo earlier ...

He’s designed, among other things, the iconic AC/DC logo. Apple approached him to do art for the playlists “Classic Metal” and “The Riff.” “There is really no strong definition of a ...

Apple's logo, one of the most recognizable symbols worldwide, is lauded for its simplicity and the intriguing theories about ...

APPLE'S logo adorns billions of gadgets around the world – but why does it have a bite missing? It's a question that may have plagued Apple fans for years, but thankfully there's a definitive ...

Apple CEO Steve Jobs wanted to provide the best experience for the user, and so the Apple logo was initially placed to be upside down to onlookers. But the decision was reversed within a few years ...

the upside down Apple logo. For those of you who haven't been using Macs long enough to remember this, the "upside down Apple logo" refers to how PowerBooks and iBooks used to display the Apple ...

While a first generation 8GB iPhone in original packaging sold on November 8 for nearly $20,500, an Apple rainbow logo sign which once hung atop the company’s Cupertino Corporate Headquarters ...