Which famous technology company's logo was specifically designed with linguistic principles in mind to create positive mouth movements when pronounced?

Language plays a crucial role in brand identity, with linguistics often being a hidden factor in logo design success. Some of the world's most recognizable logos incorporate fascinating linguistic elements that enhance brand recognition and memorability. This trivia tests your knowledge about the intersection of linguistics and famous brand logos. Can you identify which linguistic feature has been deliberately engineered into a major brand's identity?

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Google - Its name requires a forward mouth movement that mimics a smile, creating positive facial feedback when spoken
Apple - The name was chosen because the plosive 'p' sound creates an auditory connection to crisp freshness
Microsoft - The compound word creates a deliberate syllabic rhythm that enhances memory retention across languages
Amazon - Named to start with 'A' for alphabetical primacy, with the 'z' sound added to suggest comprehensive range