Back in 1977, Apple changed their logo from this line drawing of Issac newton, to one that looks a bit more familiar. But the most striking part of this modernized logo are the rainbow stripes.

Features of the sneakers, which are a size 10.5, include a white upper and Apple's old-school rainbow logo, on both the tongue and lateral quarter. There is also an alternative pair of red laces ...

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.

While a first generation 8GB iPhone in original packaging sold on November 8 for nearly US$20,500, an Apple rainbow logo sign which once hung atop the company’s Cupertino Corporate Headquarters failed ...

The shoes, which are white and feature a vintage rainbow Apple logo, are listed for $50,000. Similar pairs were auctioned off in 2017 and 2020. A pair of vintage Apple sneakers are on sale ...

Complete with the rainbow Apple logo on the tongue and side, the white trainers were custom-made for the company’s employees as a one-time giveaway at a National Sales Conference in the mid-1990s.