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I'm fascinated by a separate point that this badge raises: the "Microsoft" logo is now the "Windows" logo.
by gilgoomesh 13y ago
I'm fascinated by a separate point that this badge raises: the "Microsoft" logo is now the "Windows" logo.
- sneak 13y ago...and to someone in tech who isn't intimately familiar with the Windows logo's color scheme these days, it could be easily mistaken for some Google thing (though at closer inspection I can tell that the colors are slightly different - but what I'm describing is not a close inspection).
- shmed 13y agoI don't think many people would recognize Google's color theme but not Microsoft's logo.
- lostlogin 13y agoThis isn't really surprising though as a Windows Everywhere strategy seems to prevail. Even when it shouldn't. Some of the products with the name mashed onto them don't even have windows in the sense that the name presumably meant. It seems to me like the Blackberry/RIM naming thing. Edit: just noticed that the logo is the Microsoft logo. The sentiment behind my comment stands, but in this instance parent comment and this one are incorrect.
- vacri 13y agoThe "Windows" logo is no longer the four-colour pane, but an all-blue slanted version. Just looking at ms.com at the moment, it seems that 'microsoft' is the only multicolour logo now, with all their other services having monochromatic logos.
- EtienneK 13y agoOff-topic, but ms.com redirects to morganstanley.com