Which famous company's logo underwent a significant linguistic transformation in 2015 when they replaced their name with a simplified wordmark to enhance global recognition?

Test your knowledge about how language shapes brand identity through famous logos! The intersection of linguistics and retail branding creates powerful consumer connections through carefully crafted visual and verbal elements. Many iconic brands leverage linguistic principles in their logos - from phonaesthetics (how words sound) to semantic associations. This poll challenges you to identify which famous brand made a deliberate linguistic choice that transformed their visual identity and market position.

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Google - adopting a sans-serif typeface that maintained linguistic clarity across multiple languages and digital platforms
Coca-Cola - introducing a minimalist text-only version of their script to appeal to language-agnostic Gen Z consumers
Amazon - removing the underline arrow and implementing a phonetic spelling system for international markets
Microsoft - replacing their name with four colored squares to transcend language barriers in emerging markets