Mystery behind the logo of iPhone company

 Apple Inc. is one of the most successful and recognizable companies in the world. It has a ubiquitous presence with products like the iPhone, MacBook, and Apple Watch, and its logo has become an icon of modern technology. But what is the story behind the Apple logo? What inspired its design and what is the mystery behind its creation? Let's take a closer look.

The birth of the Apple logo: The story behind the Apple logo began in 1976 when Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak founded the company. Jobs was responsible for the design of the company's first logo, which was a detailed illustration of Sir Isaac Newton sitting under an apple tree with an apple about to fall on his head. The logo was complex and detailed, which made it difficult to reproduce on products and marketing materials. Jobs realized that he needed a simpler and more streamlined logo that could be easily recognized and reproduced.

The inspiration behind the design: According to reports, the inspiration for the new Apple logo came from a visit Jobs made to an apple orchard. Jobs saw the simplicity of the apple shape and how it stood out against the clear blue sky. He realized that this simple, iconic shape could be the basis for the company's new logo.

The design of the Apple logo: The design of the Apple logo has evolved over time, but the basic shape and concept have remained the same. The logo consists of a simple apple silhouette with a single bite taken out of the right side. The apple is usually depicted in monochromatic shades of gray or black, with the bite taken out revealing a contrasting color underneath, typically green, to represent the color of an apple's flesh.

The mystery behind the logo: Despite its simplicity, the Apple logo has always had an air of mystery about it. Some people have suggested that it symbolizes the concept of byte (a unit of digital information) or even a nod to the Beatles' record label, Apple Records.

However, the truth is that there is no definitive explanation for the bite out of the apple. According to Rob Janoff, the graphic designer who created the logo in 1977, the bite was added simply to make the logo more recognizable as an apple and to give it scale and proportion. He has also stated that the bite was not meant to represent anything specific and was added purely for aesthetic reasons.