Though now iconic, Apple's first logo was very different and surprisingly complex. The 1977 design by co-founder Ronald Wayne ...

Rob Janoff, the designer behind the Apple logo, has clarified that the iconic bite mark was added for practical reasons, not ...

When Apple was first founded in 1976, the technology company’s original logo was an image of Sir Isaac Newton sitting under ...

However, the first Apple logo, designed by co-founder Ronald Wayne in 1977, is worlds away from what is recognized today, ...

The bitten apple is a real icon of the company led by Tim Cook. However, the image of this company was not always so. The first logo had the image of Isaac Newton and was designed, in 1976 ...

Apple's logo, one of the most recognizable symbols ... the emblem pays homage to the falling fruit that inspired Sir Isaac ...

Rob Janoff, designer of the iconic Apple logo, reveals that the bite in the apple was added for clarity and was not a reference to the computing term 'byte', Bible's forbidden fruit or Newton's legacy ...

Apple's logo — a silhouette of an apple with ... Plenty of theories speculate about the reason for the bite: Is it an obvious nod to Isaac Newton and his theory of gravity, or is it a link ...

From the very tree where an apple once inspired Isaac Newton to formulate his theory of gravity to the Bodhi tree under which Gautama Buddha attained enlightenment, these iconic trees continue to ...