Which of these well-known companies has a logo deliberately designed using the mathematical golden ratio (phi ≈ 1.618) to create its proportions?

The intersection of mathematics and marketing creates fascinating branding opportunities. Many successful companies have incorporated mathematical elements into their visual identities, creating logos with hidden numerical significance or geometric precision. This poll tests your knowledge of how mathematical concepts have been cleverly integrated into corporate branding. Can you identify which famous company's logo contains a deliberate mathematical reference?

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Apple Inc. - The iconic bitten apple logo uses golden ratio proportions to determine the curves and bite size
Microsoft - The four-paned window logo has squares sized according to the Fibonacci sequence
Amazon - The arrow connecting A to Z forms an exact golden spiral
Google - The colored letters are spaced according to golden ratio intervals