Which of these linguistic brand innovations actually happened and had a significant impact on language?

In the world of branding and linguistics, companies often create distinctive verbal identities through innovative language use. Some brands have been so successful that their names or slogans have entered our everyday lexicon or even changed language itself. This trivia tests your knowledge of how major brands have influenced language through their identity and marketing strategies. Can you identify which famous linguistic brand innovation is real versus those that are fictional?

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The Oxford English Dictionary officially added 'to google' as a verb in 2006, recognizing the search engine's impact on language
Merriam-Webster created a special 'brand etymology' section in 2010 after Coca-Cola's slogan 'Open Happiness' influenced new compound word formations
The American Dialect Society named 'to amazon' (meaning to comparison shop online then buy elsewhere) as Word of the Year in 2013
The International Phonetic Association added a special notation in 2015 for brand-specific pronunciations after Apple's 'i-prefix' changed standard pronunciation patterns