Top 10 Cell Phone Logos

The Motorola logo is in the shape of a friendly circle, but the triangle is incorporated as well. The letter ‘M’ is formed by two triangles, symbols of strength. However, the triangles are rounded at the bottoms so that they could also be interpreted as arrows pointing upward. The implication that this brand is constantly moving upward cannot be missed. The writing is bold and plain, but also slightly slanted to further convey a feeling of movement.

LG tends to offer phones with innovative features and sleek, intuitive designs, so a consumer friendly image is a perfect complement to the overall brand. This logo design is indeed friendly, in the shape of a welcoming circle with a happy, smiling face. If you look closely, this face is formed by the company name, making for a clever and interesting image. A well placed dot is the only embellishment. This simple yet friendly logo both bolsters LG’s image while inviting customers to give this South Korean favorite a try.

This cell phone company has incorporated one of the most trendy elements of logo design, the mosaic pattern, into a logo that is both attractive and timeless. The mosaic is a great choice because it represents small parts coming together into a functional whole. It also forms the shape of a letter ‘K’, the company’s initial. The font of the writing is square for a feeling of solid reliability, but rounded to add softness to the hard edges. This logo is different from any other cell phone logo without being cluttered or overdone.

This brand is a joint venture between nations on opposite sides of the world, the Japanese electronics giant Sony along with the Swedish communications innovator Ericsson. The logo, however, is not an amalgam of the two company’s logos, but rather an image that is independent and unique. The logo is in a circular shape that is commonly seen in this industry, with a wavy shape through the center to show the movement of the company. The wavy shape leaves an image that could be interpreted as either an ‘s’ or a lower case ‘e’, tying in to both parent companies.

Samsung is one of the world’s leaders in cell phone technology, which why it is so brilliant that the friendly circle in the logo is oriented around the name so that Samsung appears to be a planet. The block writing is bold and attention grabbing, while the way the ‘A’ is drawn incorporates the strength of the triangle into the logo. This logo is simple, modern, and well designed, which is exactly the impression that the company is trying to impart.

The Blackberry was named this because its tiny keys resembled berry seeds. As such it is only just that the seeds/keys are a major element of the logo. A group of seeds represent a stylized BlackBerry (the fruit). However, despite the tiny keys, the company tries to promote a friendly image. The image is generally circular, while the lettering is also rounded. Movement is another strong theme; the seeds are asymmetrical and appear to be moving, an impression further supported by the slightly slanted writing.

This cell phone company has a simple, memorable logo that subtly communicates a feeling of movement. First, the letters are slightly slanted, as though they are moving. Second, the ‘N’ is formed so that it looks like a stylized wave, another sign of change and improvement. The block letters are bold without being domineering. The ‘N’ could be interpreted as a line rebounding, which is always a positive image. In all, this logo manages to be dynamic despite—or perhaps because of—its simplicity. The companies name means ‘three oceans’ in Japanese, adding another touch of movement.

Many Americans won’t recognize this logo… yet. This European cell phone company has chosen to completely go against the crowd in creating a colorful logo in the bright, eye catching colors of red and yellow. The letters are plain, with the ‘Q’ enclosing a circle that could either be interpreted as a friendly shape or the center part of a bull’s eye. The mix of capital and lower case letters along with the slightly skewed orientation of them gives an informal, artistic feeling that appeals to cell phone shoppers all over the world.

This company incorporates the solidness of the square with the friendliness of the circle in a rounded square shape that is sure to appeal to consumers looking for low priced cell phones and accessories. The ‘A’ of the logo is made of a single line, adding a feeling of movement. To the right, the company name is written in bold letters with newsy serifs, with a red line emphasizing the ‘V’. This mixture of serious and innovative is a positive image for this company.

This is another joint venture, but in this case the logo simply incorporates those of the parent companies. The ‘BenQ’ portion is rounded and friendly in a royal purple, while the Siemens logo is square and austere. The lower case letters in the BenQ half along with the thicker writing give it a fun, playful feeling that is a sharp contrast to the serious right half. The two halves are the same size, giving both images equal importance and weight. The impression is that these cell phones offer the best of both worlds.