What is the meaning of the Motorola logo and the evolution of its logo

In 1930, the Chicago-based Galvin Manufacturing Company (Joseph Galvin and Paul Galvin) released the popular Motorola car radio device. The name is composed of: "motor" and "ola".

Previously, Motorola Mobility had always used the capitalized "MOTOROLA" brand logo.

In December 2010, Motorola split Motorola Mobility and Motorola Systems into two companies. At that time, the "M" badge was changed from a monochrome design to a red background with white letters. Obviously, the latest logo adopts a softer design to better match the style of parent company Google.

In 2013, Motorola Mobility changed its new logo. Compared with the traditional "MOTOROLA" bold and italic, the new logo switched to an all-lowercase font. In addition, the "M" badge was re-presented in a colorful form, and The slogan "a Google company" appears under the logo, highlighting that this is a company owned by Google.