Logos With Hidden Messages…!

 

Guys, now comes the most fascinating one…good job. When “Google” celebrated its 25 years of TCP/IP it revealed its logo with hidden year “2008”

Now its time to be honest and give yourself some points…. how many of these hidden symbols you have noticed before?

And if you think you are too good at it and these conceptual logos were not new for you then don’t hesitate to jump in and share some other good ones with us.

 

Although it is quiet evident but still I liked the concept a lot. Two musical notes are bent in a way to make a heart and and headphones. The softness of this logo expresses “ Love for Music “

 

Designer - Maumer

As “Pakuay” is a packaging company, so the logo shows a broken down box in the shape of the letter “ P ”

 

The Big Ten collegiate conference has eleven schools but they didn’t want to change their name. However, they used their logo to hide the numerical “ 11 ” in the name.

 

This famous logo is extremely clean and simple but this arrow might not look like more than a smile to you. Before, coming to any conclusions I would like you to know the concept behind this…it says that amazon.com has everything from a to z and it also represents the smile brought to the customer’s face.

This logo is too good to be ignored….it is very cleverly designed with a typeface where every letter is a variation of number 8 . Nothing better have been thought.

What better logo can be used to symbolize a marriage with two mirrored “R” in the middle. No frills, no shadows, still so powerful and meaningful.

You would say you have seen it thousand times but just to make you notice an arrow formed between the letters “ E ” and “ X ” conveying speed, direction and reliability of this amazing courier service.

Designer - Mike Erickson

Zip - The “ I ” has been replaced with a zipper to connect the Z & P

At first glance the logo may look like a simple picture of a young girl doing her yoga exercise but if you watch it carefully the body posture is creating the Australia Map.

Microdrone a Extremefliers Latest Toy… Amazing

 

Its lucky enough to meet with Vernon Kerswell at ExtremeFliers, a 20-something inventor with a passion for little flying things. His latest creation, the Microdrone 2.0, puts a surprisingly powerful brain inside a drone that is about as big as a baseball.

The Microdrone has built-in IR sensors as well as a six-axis gyroscope that stabilizes the copter immediately. Vernon was an effusive and effective presenter, running the drone through its paces as he described his trip to China to find the parts he needed to mass produce these little things.

Kerswell is the epitome of the start-up salesman and his excitement about his new product is palpable. I’m looking forward to trying it out in the harsh environment that is my home when it is launched in May for about $100

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