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Barry_Tikkanen · 01-27-2008, 10:34 PM

The intention of the wireless waves was actually to depict pages becoming wireless waves, as well as the rss logo. The dot in the binding of the book is meant to be reminiscent of the rss logo also. Just as the floating page is shown as a transition from paper to transmission. It is unfortunate that engadget's "e" logo uses similar elements, but I assumed that they had the same origin piece in mind when creating the engadget logo.

01-27-2008, 10:34 PM	#88
Barry_Tikkanen Junior Member Posts: 3 Karma: 10 Join Date: Dec 2007 Device: Visor Edge and Nokia n770 internet tablet	Regarding entry #1 The intention of the wireless waves was actually to depict pages becoming wireless waves, as well as the rss logo. The dot in the binding of the book is meant to be reminiscent of the rss logo also. Just as the floating page is shown as a transition from paper to transmission. It is unfortunate that engadget's "e" logo uses similar elements, but I assumed that they had the same origin piece in mind when creating the engadget logo.