Which linguistic shift did Apple make in 2002 when it changed its famous slogan from 'Think Different' to what became one of the most influential retail slogans of the digital era?

Brand slogans are linguistic masterpieces that evolve with language trends and consumer psychology. They represent a fascinating intersection of marketing strategy and linguistics, often employing rhetorical devices, cultural references, and carefully crafted syntax to create memorable phrases that stick in consumers' minds. This poll tests your knowledge about how language has been strategically deployed in one of the most famous slogan transformations in retail history.

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They switched from an adverbial construction to a product-naming convention with 'i' prefix (iPod, iPhone, etc.)
They abandoned metaphorical language in favor of literal descriptors with the slogan 'The Computer for Everyone'
They moved from imperative mood to declarative sentences with 'We Make Technology Simple'
They shifted from English to multilingual slogans with translations in 25 languages