In 1998 Apple did also briefly change its logo to accompany the rather triumphant launch of the iMac. The color was now a translucent Bondi Blue, familiar from the first iMacs, and it was also ...

The rainbow Apple logo was phased out in 1998 with the release of the original Bondi Blue iMac and gradually replaced the logo on all four of Apple’s computer lines. The rainbow logo was last ...

The scrappy startup that spent more than any other company on business cards at the time because each one included the old six-color Apple logo. The company that not only shaped the first iMac ...

The updated logo, made with translucent colored plastic, first appeared on Apple's "Bondi Blue" iMac G3. Today, Apple uses a simple version of the design Janoff created in the '70s. Currently ...

Apple’s Bondi Blue iMac is iconic, and now your iPhone can show off the same style. Spigen has created a series of cases for the iPhone 15 Pro models that let your device sport a Bondi Blue ...

Released in 1998, the G3 Bondi Blue personal computer was jelly bean ... precipitated a plastic products craze and rescued its makers, Apple, from near collapse. To make sense of it, cast your ...