By Callie Holtermann There’s a hot new squiggle on the tech logo scene. On Wednesday, Mark Zuckerberg unveiled Threads, a rival to Twitter that appears to be the most rapidly downloaded app ever.

Meta’s Threads app has been making waves in the tech world since its launch. One of the most talked-about aspects of the app is its logo. The Threads logo has generated a lot of buzz ...

The Threads logo, at first sight, piques curiosity, sparking global conjecture about its underlying symbolism. Following months of anticipation, Meta unveiled its latest social platform ...

The background of the page is an interactive, draggable 3D model of colorful dots that, when viewed from the right angle, form the Threads logo. Update 7/5: On Wednesday, Meta bumped up the ...

On July 5, 2023, Facebook and Instagram's parent company, Meta, rolled out a new, Twitter-like platform for text- and image-based conversations called Threads. The new app's abstract logo design ...

You can also rotate it and it has a nice shimmering effect with the Threads logo. "Say more with Threads — Instagram’s text-based conversation app," the official description reads.

Adam Mosseri, Head of Instagram, revealed some of the logo designs for Threads that were rejected. It seems that the company considered several options before deciding on the current one.

The Threads logo has confused many on the internet. Meta officially launched Threads on Thursday. The new social media application is in the market to compete with billionaire Elon Musk's Twitter.