Which linguistic naming convention did Steve Jobs establish at Apple that influenced modern tech product naming?

Tech companies invest significant resources in naming their products, often drawing on linguistics principles to create memorable, marketable names. From sound symbolism to morphological construction, language science plays a crucial role in product naming strategy. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous CEO's linguistic approach to product naming that revolutionized an industry and created a distinctive brand identity through consistent language patterns.

This is a live public trivia poll on AIPolls.Net. Vote and see real-time results.

The 'i-' prefix (iPhone, iPad, iPod) using the first-person pronoun to create personal connection while signifying 'internet' and 'individual'
The 'my-' possessive prefix (like MySpace) to emphasize ownership and personalization in digital products
The '-ify' verb suffix (as in Spotify) to imply transformation and action potential in technology
The 'Smart-' adjective prefix (SmartPhone, SmartWatch) to position products as intelligent and advanced