Macworld Apple is expected to introduce noticeable changes to the iPhone this fall, especially with the Pro models. For the ...

Apple may reposition the Apple logo on the back of the iPhone 17 Pro for the first time in six years, according to a new leak ...

The Apple logo is a bitten apple, but it didn't start out that way. Go inside the history of the iconic company symbol, created by Rob Janoff.

There’s a change coming to the Pro version of the iPhone 17, and it looks downright peculiar, if the latest leak is correct.

Apple revealed how businesses can use its Business Connect to add their name and logo in creative ways that will appear in iPhone apps used for payments, phone calls, and emails.

Apple’s original logo was designed by oft-forgotten company co-founder Ronald Wayne and features Isaac Newton sitting under a tree, an Apple dangling above his head ever so precariously.

The Apple logo we know today originally debuted alongside the Apple II at the West Coast Computer Faire in April 1977. Featuring six rainbow stripes and an apple with a bite taken out of it, this ...

That was the message that iPod maker Apple Inc. and The Beatles’ guardian Apple Corps sent Monday in burying nearly three decades of trademark strife over the iconic apple logo and name. Like ...

The prominent tech company, Apple, has one of the most recognizable logos in the world. This video shows how Apple's logo has changed throughout the company's history. Follow Tech Insider: On Facebook ...

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The Apple logo, in its latest form, is simple and classic, with clean lines and a shape easy to remember and recognize. It appears that the use of fruit in newly-registered logos or trademarks is ...

Apple. Apple’s original logo was designed by oft-forgotten company co-founder Ronald Wayne and features Isaac Newton sitting ... is a bit more elegant than the logo the company used in the 1950s.