New Windows 8 Logo is Latest in Beta Buildup. By Jared Newman. ... There’s also talk of Microsoft merging Windows 8 with the next major version of Windows Phone, codenamed Apollo.

Microsoft has revealed a new Windows logo, coming into play with Windows 8 and intended to better mesh with the Metro UI used in the new OS and indeed Windows Phone. Gone is the wavy, four-color ...

Here, some of the selected icons of Windows and windows Phone have been provided. Definitely, they all are being separated by the colors. These all icon comes under the same Microsoft’s Umbrella, and ...

Microsoft has given Windows 8 a logo, eschewing the flag and going for a window. Makes sense. ... But much like Windows Phone, I fear Microsoft is fighting a losing battle.

If the company can transition some of Windows Phone's smooth charm in motion to the PC, along with Metro, as the thinking behind the new Windows 8 logo suggests is the intention, then the ...

The only clue to what’s powering the One (M8) for Windows is what’s etched on its rear faceplate: the Windows Phone logo, and the name of the exclusive carrier, Verizon.

Windows 8 Store apps will not run at resolutions below 1024x768, and to receive Windows Logo certification ... Not a whole lot. Windows Phone 8 would probably work quite well on larger screens ...

It's not just the Windows UI that's getting a complete overhaul with Windows 8. Microsoft has released their redesigned logo for all the world to see. The plain, light-blue logo is reminiscent of ...

Windows Phone 8.1 is set to roll out in the coming months, and while, numerically, it looks like the changes should just result in a minor update, the latest version of Microsoft's smartphone ...

A quick glance at Windows Phone 8’s home screen, its apps, and its overall aesthetic lead you to believe that it’s only a mild evolution of Windows Phone 7.5 — and in many ways, that’s true.

The Microsoft team has created a new logo for its upcoming Windows 8 operating system, and the results aren’t pretty. You might say this is Microsoft’s Gap moment, that uncomfortable situation ...