Microsoft might be overhauling its Windows and Windows Phone operating systems this year but that’s not all, because for the first time in 25 years, it has launched a brand new corporate logo ...

It looks like Microsoft may have revealed something big at its annual MGX (Microsoft Global Exchange) event, namely... new logos for its main brands and a fresh brand motto. "Be What's Next" touts ...

After 25 years, Microsoft has ditched the Italics and unveiled a brand new logo. Considering that Steve Ballmer dubbed the anticipated launch of Windows 8 Microsoft's "dawning of the rebirth," a ...

In a blog post today, Microsoft introduced a brand new logo for Windows. For Microsoft there's a lot riding on its highly anticipated Windows 8 operating system. But that's a story for another day ...

Microsoft this morning unveiled a new logo, the first major revamp in 25 years, but the design won’t be a shock to anyone who has been tracking the company’s products.

That's what Microsoft aims to do: bring everything under one iconic brand. That's the reason behind the simple, clean look and the change in logo font to the one used in its products.

Microsoft’s first logo, used from 1975 to 1979, evokes its era, with its disco-y typeface. The multilined logo, with “Micro” on the first line and “Soft” on the second, reflects how co ...

Microsoft’s new logo, unveiled yesterday, is a bold departure from tradition because it’s the first to feature a visual symbol alongside the familiar wordmark. This sudden outburst of color ...

Jeff Hansen, Microsoft’s general manager of brand strategy, said the new logo attempts to signal the company’s heritage and future — “a newness and freshness.” ...

Brand New may well be right, but Microsoft got almost everything else right about Bing. As for me, I don’t particularly care about logos. I do care about features and speed, ...