The Retro Rainbow Apple iPhone 4 Logo Decal is a fantastic way to add a touch of nostalgia and personality to your device. It’s affordable, easy to apply, and available for multiple Apple products.

In the 47 years since, those stickers have become an important part of the experience of opening a new Apple device. It’s really not surprising that the change is bittersweet for a lot of people.

As Apple’s products became more colorful in the 2010s, the Apple logo stickers would sometimes be color-matched to the device you had just bought, a cute bit of attention to detail that has ...

Available for $8.99 from Etsy, this decal features the beloved character Yoshi from the Mario series, cleverly designed to look like he is eating the Apple logo on the back of the iPad.

In the free packages now being delivered, Apple offers two glass decals and two register decals, in two different sizes, both with the Apple Pay logo.

Apple has launched a new website today that allows business owners to order Apple Pay decal packs for their stores. Each of these packs includes two glass decals in different sizes, two register ...

Apple Stores, however, are receiving shipments with a limited quantity of Apple logo stickers that can be distributed to customers who buy a new iPad Pro or iPad Air, but only upon request.

To this day, you can still find rainbow Apple logo stickers on the back of old Volvos and pinned to the windows of offices. It is a staple of 80s and 90s-era design.

This is the sticker your iPad was made for: The iconic rainbow-colored Apple designed by Rob Janoff back in 1976, reproduced in self-adhesive vinyl. Due to all that battery packed inside the iPad ...

If you have a Mac, you can type the Apple logo symbol with just a keystroke. You'll never find it by accident, though, and it takes more fiddling to do it on an iPhone or iPad.