QPRINT Web 2.0 logo
Honestly, QPRINT is somewhat a strange logo. We never envisioned it for printing company, only. This is not to say they (printing companies) couldn't use it. It's just that its sort of generic nature makes it ideal for all kinds of businesses. Think Web 2.0, t-shirts, various document services, design… The list goes on. It's important to realize it's not just "print" - it's "qprint", and you can make whatever you want out of it, even something that's totally opposite of print. Any ideas?
E-brand web solutions is a simple logo for the growing businesses. There's a quite simple point here - the logo is modern and should illustrate your company's desire to deliver latest tech services to its clients. Afterwards, it's up to you to keep that promise. That's not a problem - that's a challenge. Go for it!
I'm not sure just how much you're following mobile technology, but let me tell you one thing — it's booming! Even before the iPhone launch, smartphones were popular, especially among enterprises and the so called early adopters. BlackBerry, Nokia, Samsung, HTC, Motorola, Sony Ericsson… just to name the few brands you've probably heard of. And while the handset manufacturers keep growing, it's also the local retailers that see their businesses exploding. The demand is there, and if you own a mobile phone store, or even the cellphone accessories shop — the logo we've prepared may be something you've been looking for.
With all the gadgets available today — and many more coming every day — it's hard to create the universal electronics logo. But, I think we're onto something with this "electro logo", as we like to call it. It's simple and should easily fit any promotional material you may want to use. The standard electricity jack on the logo is easy to grasp, even for those (let's say) not that bright customers. 
Here's something for the owners of the computer/Internet services companies. A simple logo that clearly shows what you're all about, even to the computer newbies. By using this logo you will certainly distinguish yourself by appearing not that techy. At the same time, you will be right on the point — after all it's what you do best!
