Bluetooth is a royal monogram.
Its symbol combines the initials of a Viking king, Harald Bluetooth.
The blood in Psycho was chocolate syrup.
Black-and-white cinema made dessert look terrifying.
“Uppercase” once meant upstairs.
Printers stored capital letters in a case above the small letters.
There’s an arrow hiding in FedEx.
Look between the “E” and “x”. You’ll never unsee it.
Your placeholder text is ancient philosophy.
“Lorem ipsum” comes from a scrambled passage by Cicero, written in 45 BC.
The I ♥ NY logo began in a taxi.
Milton Glaser sketched the idea on a paper napkin.
Emojis made it into MoMA.
The collection includes 176 emoji designed for Japanese mobile communication in 1999.
Nike’s Swoosh began with a $35 fee.
That was Carolyn Davidson’s original payment in 1971. Nike later rewarded her with stock.
Orange was a fruit before it was a colour.
In English, the colour borrowed its name from the fruit.
Toy Story was a cinema first.
In 1995, it became the first entirely computer-animated feature film.