Meaning of Famous BRANDS

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? Meanings of Famous BRANDS

? Apple - This was Steve Jobs' favorite fruit. Then Steve Jobs gives his staff time to come up with a company name, and if they can't find it, he tells them to put his favorite fruit as a company name, and…

❇️ Adobe - The founder of this company is Jonah Vornoka. He chose the name of the lake that flows in front of his house as the name of the company.

♻️Cisco— As many people think, this company is not made up of acronyms, but the last joints of San Francisco.

? Corel— The name is derived from the family name of the company's founder, Michael Copeland.

♻️⏩Google - In math, this name means one and one hundred zeros (1000000⁇). Read the following article about Google: About Google and google workers

♨️Hotmail - A man named Jack Smith creates a firm and spends a long time searching for the name of the company he intends to work with, he finally puts different names at the beginning of the word "mail" and finally stops at "hotmail" .Because the web site with this name is Special? Prepared? All letters of the intended HTML hypertext language are included.

? HewlettPackard - Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard are the founders of this firm and they understand that the firm name should be determined by coin tossing without being able to agree on whether it should be Hewlett-Packard or Packard-Hewlett and witness the result.

? ️Intel— Bob Noyce and Gordon Moore want to name their company 'Moore Noyce', but the name was the name of a hotel chain, so they used a combination of internal electronic words as a company name. took the index.

? ️Microsoft - Bill Gates decided to rename his computer software company Micro-Soft and later removed the hyphen (-). The adventures of Bill Gates brought the firm to fame.

✴️Motorola— Originally, the company produced car radios, and the company's founder, Paul Galvin, based his company on the popular radio name of the time, Motorola, which at the time was Victorola.

? Yahoo! - The word was first used by Jonathan Swift in his book Gulliver's Travels. The word was coined by the company's founders, Jerry Young and David Philo, who said they were so happy. It is now known as the Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle.

? Fuji - The highest mountain in Japan is named after Fuji.

〰️Honda is named after the company's founder Soichiro Honda.

? ️Kawasaki is named after the company's founder Shozo Kawasaki.

Derived from IBM— International Business Machines.

? ™ Kodak co-founder George Eastman loved the letter "K" and wanted to see the first and last letter of his company name as K and searched for a long time. In addition, the letter K was written in the same way in all languages.

? LG - 2 Korean branding addition, Lucky i Goldstar.

? NEC - Derived from the abbreviation Nippon Electric Company in 1983.

? ®Reebok is named after the fastest antelope in Africa.

✅3Com is a mathematical operation carried out in the name of the company, which is called "Computer Communication Compatibility Corporation" and took the first 3 letters of the word and shot the rest. Then the same phrases are formed. and their number was 3.

✳️Sanyo - Translated from Chinese, it means “3 oceans”.

♻️⏩Sumsung - Translated from Korean, it means “3 stars”.

Ips️? Philips is named after Friedrich Phillips, the founder of the company. It was founded in Eidhoven in 1891 and at that time was engaged in the production of light bulbs. In addition to light bulbs, several other types of products are being developed.