Company Logos with Hidden

Images That You Won’t Believe

You Didn’t See Sooner

#1 FedEx There’s an arrow pointing to the X… This is one of the best known logo images, but just in

case you’ve missed it, look between the “E” and the “x.” In the white space there’s an arrow that

subliminally represents speed and precision. #2 Wendy’s Wendy’s brags about their home cooked

taste, so they placed the word “mom” in Wendy’s collar. This Wendy’s logo appears to say the word

“Mom” in Wendy’s collar, suggesting that their cooking is like Mom’s home-cooked meals. You know,

if mom made square hamburgers and served ketchup in small paper cups. The Pittsburgh Zoo The

white space in this logo pops out and reveals a gorilla and a lion staring each other down. While the

ape is quite […]

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Microsoft: an application on iOS

selfies

The selfies are always much appreciated by smartphone users. Microsoft has understood and he

released an application that is dedicated to them on iOS. After investing the competing platform with

its Office suite for iOS, Microsoft did it again proposing this time the brand apple users an application

that improves selfies. Available free on the iTunes Store the app is very easy to use. Microsoft

launches an application on iOS selfies Microsoft invites himself again in the competing Apple

platform with very soberly application called “Selfie”. You will have necessarily understood the

concerns app selfies, those pictures are taken of himself with smartphone at arms. You simply

launch the application, properly frame the photo sensor and trigger shooting. Then you can choose

from several effects […]

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Facebook targeted by a class

action in the US

Facebook targeted by a class action in the US Two groups of investors decided to attack Facebook

after its introduction in chaotic stock market in 2012. Usually, in a Class Action was rather used to

seeing consumers unite against a mark for weighing heavier against the powerful legal departments

of large companies. But few times it is the investors themselves who decide to regroup. Facebook

will however make the bitter experience since 3 years after its IPO for less agitated, the company

Mark Zuckerberg will face two class actions by investors groups. Two groups of plaintiffs against

Facebook Facebook will have to face two claimant groups. The first is composed of individual

investors and individuals. The second should give a lot of trouble to Facebook […]

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