Office 2010 Gets a Redesigned Logo
Apr 23, 2009 Microsoft Office
On April 15, 2009, Microsoft confirmed officially that the next iteration of the Office System, codenamed Office 14, would be branded as Office 2010. The Redmond company is in the early stages of development, but it has already delivered an Alpha version of Office 2010 to selected testers. Subsequently, screenshots of Office 14 were leaked into the wild, and you can get a taste of what the successor of Office 2007 will have to offer via the images included with this article (courtesy of iGeneration).
Microsoft has redesigned the Office logo for the 2010 version as you can see, opting for a less colorful version compared to its precursor, and moving completely away from the concept of the Windows logo. At the same time, Office 2010 will be the release in which the Redmond company will introduce the Ribbon/Fluent graphical user interface to Outlook. In this manner, Outlook 2010 falls in line with the other programs of the productivity suite, and evolves from the graphical user interface used in Office Outlook 2007. Read the rest of this entry »
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