It's often a sign of a misguided rebrand when people continue to use a brand's old ... Microsoft Copilot 365. And to make ...

Today the company is moving even farther away from the old Microsoft with a brand new company logo. According to the company's blog, it has been 25 years since the logo has been changed.

Does the Microsoft Edge logo look familiar to you ... features that will make Windows 10 more than just an "everything old is new again" operating system. Whatever you think of the new Edge ...

At the same time the old Microsoft logo we know and love was still hanging on, though, and apparently that's not about to change. CNet Asia's John Chan (by the way, thanks for the Neowin shout-out ...

For Microsoft there's a lot riding on its highly ... What we found interesting about the new logo is the story about how its old logo went from being a window to being a flag.

“If you look at the old logo, it’s italic and bold with spiky things coming in and out — a 1980s world-domination logo that was like, ‘Fear Microsoft, we’re going to take over your ...

As spotted by Windows Latest, Microsoft is sending out a notification to 365 users warning them about an upcoming branding change. The old logo is getting thrown out in lieu of what's basically ...

Microsoft has just unveiled a new look and ... Hansen says “there may be other instances where you will see the old logo being used for some time.” Overall the new symbol is “important ...

With little fanfare earlier this month, Microsoft announced that it ... If you’re thinking the new logo looks a lot like the old logo, you’re right. While it’s not unusual for a company ...

The “f” and “t” in the name “Microsoft” are connected in the new logo, just as they were in the old. “It was one of the subtleties we thought we could bring forward,” Hansen said.

It'll also, of course, grace Microsoft.com. The old logo may linger in some places for a while. "Fully implementing a change like this takes time," the company says. For you font fanatics out ...

Microsoft on Friday announced that it was redesigning the logo of Windows software, making a fundamental change to the iconic four-colour Windows logo users have been used to for 20 years.