The man behind the Apple logo

Nowadays it's not that uncommon for a logo to be full color - although it still ill-advised.

Also check out the story linked just under it... "I invented the computer mouse"
http://www.syncmag.com/article2/0,1895,1887823,00.asp

Does that site have anything against Steve Jobs I wonder? Two mentions, both pretty mean.

About Andy Hertzfeld's book mentioned above, check out his website for the stories, the book is a nicely printed collection of what you can find here:
http://folklore.org/index.py

I bought the book then discovered the site when reading it. But that's fine by me, I'd have bought the book anyway as they've done a really nice job.

note that it was done at no charge :)

interested in apple history, check out Andy Hertzfeld's book "Revolution in the Valley: The Insanely Great Story of How the Mac Was Made."

http://tinyurl.com/hcjoa (no, nothing crazy, just shortening an Amazon link)

it might boost sales in the gay scene though! ;p

I highly doubt that we'll ever see this logo on anything new from Apple again. I know it's a big trend for businesses these days to either revert back to their original logo or completely change their existing logo, but this is usually not the case with computer companies. They're supposed to have their eyes set on the future, not the past.

Fishes,
narco.

Mike Markkula called it the most expensive logo ever designed because of printing costs associated with so many colors.