Which major geography-focused company underwent a significant logo redesign in 2013 that reflected its transition from simple maps to a comprehensive ecosystem of location services?

Geographic exploration has always been about discovery and navigation. Similarly, brands in the geography industry have evolved their logos to reflect changing cartographic techniques and digital transformations. This trivia poll tests your knowledge about a significant logo redesign that reflected the shifting landscape of how we interact with maps and geographic information. Think about the major mapping and geography brands that have transformed our daily navigation experiences over the past two decades.

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Google Maps changed from a folded map icon to the now-familiar location pin design
National Geographic replaced its yellow rectangular border with a globe design
Garmin shifted from a blue oval to a triangular 'forward motion' logo
ESRI (Environmental Systems Research Institute) transformed its globe logo into a more abstract three-dimensional representation