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Microsoft Logo Evolution Over 37 Year Period (PHOTOS)

Mobile & Apps: "Microsoft has been around for 37 years, and during this time, the company managed to change its logo 5 times. The company wasn't shy about changing its logo in the early days, but when it changed to a different logo in 1987, it would take another 25 years before a new logo was brought into the fray."

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evil_element4116d ago

M$ has probably patented the square as their property, the windows in your house as their own and the colours red, yellow, green and blue as their own.

!!!Creating any images or objects which look close to or use elements of the above may result in $1,000,000 fines.!!!

p.s This logo was created with Microsoft Paint.

Flavor4115d ago

Hating on microsoft is so 1999.

evil_element4115d ago

Hating on a company run by sweaty armpits Steve Ballmer. Didn't want to ditch Windows OS to go channel all of M$ fortunes into Bing.

Aussiegamer4115d ago

Get up with the time evil, hating on M$ was so early 00's.

Speed-Racer4115d ago

Really evil_element? Clearly you are missing the fact that we have evolved into a minimalist period. Gone are glossy bezelled images and buttons. Assuming your statement about patents is ever true, I wouldn't blame them because Apple might beat them to it if they got a chance.

mcstorm4116d ago

I like the new logo and its the start of microsofts point for being simple.

chukamachine4116d ago

The new logo probably cost 5million for some pathetic ad agency to think up.

evil_element4116d ago

Could have got 5 years old to think more creatively.

pwneddemocrat4115d ago

4 colored squares is so creative

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Microsoft launches app for iPhone users to use iMessage on PC

Microsoft has made it easy for iPhone users to check their mobile updates on Windows-enabled computers.

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Microsoft is dabbling with ads in the Windows 11 Settings menu

Is nothing sacred?

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Microsoft DirectStorage is finally here, but there's a catch

Microsoft's next-generation storage API for PC games might be kind of a mess. Taking a look at the news around the DirectStorage implementation in Forspoken and what it might mean for the API going forward.

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