A banner reading "Apple Computer Co." was draped around the top and bottom of the image. Apple's rainbow-striped "bitten apple" logo, designed by graphic designer Rob Janoff, debuted in 1977.

Plenty of theories have emerged about how the iconic logo came to be, with some suggesting it was a nod to Sir Isaac Newton, who famously formulated gravitational theory when an apple fell on his ...

And that’s how we got the iconic Apple logo on the back of all of our phones, computers, and watches. If you’re curious about the multicolored stripes on early versions of the logo ...

Here is the Bonhams auction house lot description of the logo sign that failed to sell at auction: The first Apple Computer logo was an elaborate illustration of Isaac Newton sitting under a tree, an ...

Apple Computers, Inc was launched on 1 April 1976 with the purpose of making computers that people could have in their home or office and easy to use. The logo for the company, a half bitten apple ...

French website Numerama interviewed three senior Apple employees about the new iPad Pro models that launched earlier this month. While the discussion did not reveal many new details, it did ...

However, there's no evidence that Turing inspired the design of the Apple computer company's logo. Also, Turing's death in 1954 deserves further examination than what was provided in the post ...