He pries plastic parts from the cold corpses of dead computers. Above, you see his collection of cadaverous key-caps, along with logos from pretty much everything Steve Jobs ever worked on.

Los Logos 6, Gestalten’s latest catalog of brand marks, compiles some of the best offerings of so-called glitch logos from a global roster of type designers. (For our rundown of old-fashioned ...

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Apple's rainbow-striped "bitten apple" logo, designed by graphic designer Rob Janoff, debuted in 1977. The logo was released for the Apple II computer, which was the first PC with a color display.

The first thing you see after booting your computer is the desktop. A default image is used for the background, but you can use any picture, including a snapshot of your company's logo.

Today on Google is a special logo, aka Google Doodle, for Ada Lovelace. Ada Lovelace was born 197 years ago today and invented the first algorithm or computer program in 1842.

Apple Computer founder Steve Jobs chose the logo out of admiration for The Beatles when he cofounded the company in 1976. The companies have sparred in two previous lawsuits over how their logos ...