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We come across many logos. But do we always get their meaning? Not always. Many details are hidden. We might not get those details at once. Some reveal their company and some about their history. Logo has a very good impact on customers and that is exactly the reason why companies always prefer an attractive logo. Here let's reveal hidden details of some popular logos.  1. AMAZON This is the logo of Amazon. The meaning of this logo is hidden in the arrow. The arrow starts from 'a' and ends at 'z'. This means nothing but they sell everything from a to z. The arrow also represents a smile  😊. 2. APPLE Apple is always exciting even in its logo. Apple logo pays homage to Alan Turing who is considered as the father of Modern Computer Science. He cracked Engima code which saved millions of lives. He committed suicide by biting a poisoned apple. This apple is represented in the logo. 3. GOOGLE For those who unaware of the evolution of the cu...

The growth of Google is highly inspiring. Google has come a long way such that we can't imagine a world without Google. Imagine a scenario where Google shuts all its services for a minute. Oh no!! The world comes to a standstill right? That is the superpower of Google. Google has grown from a Search Engine to a company that owns the World Wide Web (WWW). As the company grows its logo has also witnessed remarkable changes. Let's have a look at the major changes witnessed by its logo. Initial Logo from September 15, 1997 to September 27, 1998 September 28, 1998 to October 29, 1998 October 30, 1998 to May 30, 1999 May 31, 1999 to May 5, 2010 May 6, 2010 to September 18, 2013 September 19, 2013 to August 31, 2015 Logo used since September 1, 2015

What we want is the results at our fingertips. Ever put a blame on Google for not getting exact results? The problem is not with Google, its the way you browse. Moreover browsing is a skilled talent that we acquire automatically. No worries..  we will guide you. Here are some tips to fix your issues. Now Browse like a PRO! 1. SEARCH EXACT PHRASES If you are looking for an exact phrase, use quotation marks. 2. SEARCH FOR A PARTICULAR FILETYPE Google will restrict results to page that end in suffix. 3. SEARCH WITHIN  A SITE Use site: to get results from certain domains. 4. BLANK An asterisk (*) works as a wildcard, and helps you find the missing word in a phrase. 5. SEARCH SIMILAR Find sites with similar content to a URL you already know. 6. EXCLUDE A WORD Add a hyphen before a word to exclude a search item. This is useful if you are searching for a word with several meanings. 6. GOOGLE SCHOLAR Ma...

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