Microsoft has changed the design of its logo, which existed a quarter century. "Father" and the developer of Windows operating systems switched to the new interface from today.
As the website http://hitech.newsru.com/article/24Aug2012/newmslogo says, changes are confined to the planned for the autumn new versions of major products: Windows 8, Windows Phone 8 and MS Office.
The new logo of the corporation is made in the same font as the name of Windows 8, the familiar image of the window is composed of multi-colored tiles. The font and character of the logo is in the style of the new interface, so far known as Metro, according to an official blog Microsoft Technet.
"The last time we changed the logo 25 years ago, and now the time was right for a change - wrote in the pages of Technet director of brand strategy for Microsoft, Jeff Hansen. - New developments do not only speak about the new upgrade of our most popular products, but also start a new era for Microsoft. Therefore change in the logo should be the visual focus of this start. "
The movie, which represents the new logo, can be found on video YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPUi1XNiRzQ). - 17D-
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