Have you ever wonder how some of the tech companies logo looks like when they were first inroduced? And what logos these companies had adapted before they evolved to become the simple web 2.0 logo we are seeing today? Neatorama wrote an article to show you how logos of these few tech companies like Adobe, Apple, Cannon, Google, IBM, LG Electronics, Microsoft, Motorola, Mozilla Firefox, Nokia, Nortel, Palm and Xerox had changed over the years.
Few of the least expected ones: Nokia was originally using fish in their logo, and Canon was named after Kwanon (Kwan Yin, Buddhist Bodhisattva of Mercy) and there’s a thousand arm Kwan Yin Buddah in their very first logo.
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Posted by hongkiat in Interesting , at 02.10.08 |
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keemanxp February 10th, 2008
Interesting! Lucky you share it here. Thanks
ReplySyahid A. February 10th, 2008
The first Apple logo does not look so Apple. Except for the tree of course.
Replykeemanxp February 11th, 2008
Yeah…maybe they are inspired by Newton’s discover. :)
ReplyIt’s also interesting how a fruit name can be associated with tech/computer like what Apple has achieved…
viettut February 12th, 2008
Interesting
ReplyiCalvyn February 13th, 2008
I saw before KFC one, the logo also interesting… so to mcD too… haha, may be you can find out about the eat industrial one :)
Replysam February 28th, 2008
Where do you find these news? Anyway, it is interesting.
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