Which linguistic branding innovation did Apple pioneer that has since been widely adopted across tech and retail industries?

In the world of linguistics and retail branding, language evolves not just naturally but strategically. Companies carefully craft their brand language to create unique identities in the marketplace. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous linguistic transformation in corporate branding that revolutionized how companies approach language in their identity. Can you identify the correct linguistic innovation that changed retail branding forever?

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The 'i-prefix' naming convention (iPhone, iPad, iPod) that creates brand cohesion while signifying both individuality and internet connectivity
The 'verb-ification' of brand names (e.g., 'to Apple' something) to encourage consumer identification with product usage
The 'simplified syntax' approach where product descriptions intentionally omit articles and prepositions (e.g., 'Think Different')
The 'tech-minimalist lexicon' that eliminated all technical terminology from consumer-facing materials in favor of emotional language