Which linguistic technique did Apple use in 1998 that revolutionized tech product naming conventions and sparked a two-decade trend of similar naming patterns across industries?

In the world of language and linguistics, companies often employ sophisticated branding techniques to create memorable product names. Some linguistic innovations in branding have completely transformed how we think about naming conventions. This poll tests your knowledge of a revolutionary linguistic approach to product naming that changed the industry forever.

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Adding the prefix 'i' to product names (iMac, iPod, iPhone) to signify internet connectivity and individual user experience
Using lowercase first letters for all product names to create a sense of approachability and informality
Incorporating numerical suffixes (G3, G4, G5) to denote generational improvements in technology
Employing portmanteau words that blend two concepts into one memorable term