Apple logo legendary rainbow will return on some Apple devices this year

According to leaks from an Apple employee based in Cupertino, Apple is planning to bring the classic rainbow logo back on some new devices launched this year. The authenticity of this information has not yet been verified.

Currently, it is unclear which product will be honored to wear the legendary Apple logo. MacBook models and even upcoming iPhones and especially the product line (PRODUCT) RED can all be selected.

Apple first used the rainbow logo, also known as the 6-color logo on the Apple II computer, which was released in 1977. This logo was widely used until 1988 when it was removed to replace a similar monochrome logo logo that Apple currently uses.

Although it has not officially used the rainbow logo for more than 20 years, Apple has continued to use this color structure in advertising or decoration videos at its headquarters over the years.

Recently, during the opening ceremony, the new Apple Park headquarters was decorated with 6 colors in the rainbow logo as a tribute to Steve Jobs. This color range is painted on stairs, walkways, coffee mugs and even used to create a huge stage for an exclusive concert for staff with the participation of singer Lady Gaga.

Recently, resignation director Jony Ive has made a statement about the importance of rainbow colors with Apple: “Rainbow logo resonance is part of our identity for years”, he said.

Looking at the above concepts, it can be seen that Apple products look stunning if equipped with a rainbow logo. Therefore, hope that this rumor will become true.