The software giant continues its march toward releasing its upcoming operating system, debuting a new logo that does away with the flaglike design of Windows past. Jay Greene, a CNET senior writer, ...

The way people use their devices is changing, and Microsoft is embracing that with a new look for its cadre of Windows apps. Microsoft is in the midst of years-long redesign of its signature tools, ...

Microsoft announced its new Fluent Design system way back in 2017, but it’s only recently that we’ve begun to see the new aesthetic take hold of Microsoft’s software. After introducing a new suite of ...

In brief: If there's one thing you can say about Microsoft's products, it's that they never stay the same for long, for better or worse. While that fact often presents itself in the form of sweeping ...

It looks like Apple hated Microsoft’s new Windows logo so much that it got redesigned for an iCloud support page. Apple updated its article on how to get help using iCloud Calendar recently and added ...

A sampling of the new Microsoft 365 icons. Jon Friedman/Microsoft Even Windows isn’t exempt from a bit of rebranding. Microsoft revealed a new logo and 100 newly redesigned icons for its flagship ...

If you see a Microsoft Windows Logo process in your Task Manager, here are the things you need to verify before you reach a conclusion, whether it is the same or not. Most legit processes will show ...

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is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, and tech for over 20 years. Microsoft is planning to release its Edge Chromium browser early next year with a ...

Microsoft has created a new logo for the Microsoft Edge browser to reflect its shift from in-house technologies to Google's open-source Chromium project. The new logo sheds the dominant Internet ...

The Threat Hunter Team at Symantec has found a Chinese state-backed espionage group using malicious code hidden within a Microsoft Windows logo. According to a September 29 report, an espionage group ...

In April 2020, the above-displayed image started circulating online, supposedly showing a crop circle resembling a logo for Microsoft Windows ringed with the "crown" shape of coronaviruses. This ...