Which geographic brand famously rebranded in 2020 with a multi-colored pin icon that represented both location marking and the company's expanded services beyond basic mapping?

In the competitive world of geographic products, brand identity plays a crucial role in how consumers perceive and connect with mapping services, travel guides, and location-based technologies. Strong geographic brand identities incorporate visual elements that convey exploration, accuracy, and cultural awareness. This poll tests your knowledge of how major geographic brands have strategically positioned their visual identities to stand out in the market.

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Google Maps (switched from the folded map icon to a multi-colored pin combining the G logo with location services)
Rand McNally (updated their traditional atlas imagery to a modern pin-drop design with color gradients representing digital transformation)
Garmin (replaced their blue arrow logo with a multi-colored location pin showing their expansion into lifestyle and fitness tracking)
National Geographic Maps (modernized their yellow rectangle logo by incorporating a location pin to highlight their digital mapping platforms)