This kind of logo is generally referred to as 'ribbon style' because of the way that the letters seem to be made from a folded or curved ribbon.

The examples that you have mentioned both use stylised versions of this approach, but the basic principle is the same. If you do a search for 'ribbon style logo' then you should find lots of examples and even a few tutorials.

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