Microsoft has a new Edge logo that looks like a wave. It’s a new design for the company’s browser that is due to launch soon ...

While we may still not know when the final version of Microsoft’s Chromium-based Edge browser is coming out, we got our first look at its logo this ...

From Internet Explorer to Edge to the new Edge, a partial evolution of Microsoft’s browser logos. The next generation of Microsoft’s Edge browser will be available to all in January. Microsoft ...

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The “Angry Wave,” as Dannen dubbed it, is returning to prominence as a signature logo for Tulane and will move into the forefront in coming years.

In the wake of an Easter egg hunt, the software giant has revealed a redesigned, ocean wave-inspired logo for Edge that bears precious little resemblance to the Internet Explorer-inspired icon of old.

Microsoft is planning to release its Edge Chromium browser early next year with a new logo. The software maker is targeting January 15th as the release date for Edge Chromium, with availability ...

Microsoft is looking towards a fresh start with its all-new Chromium-based Edge browser. Although the software is now a long way from the original Internet Explorer, the ...

The Edge web browser gets a new logo that doesn't remind us of Internet Explorer at all, and that's likely on purpose as Microsoft shifts toward Chromium-based technology.

Comments This is the browser’s new logo (Image: Microsoft) The rollout of new corporate logos is a tricky business – just ask the designers who made Slack’s famous ‘ penis swastika’.

The Edge web browser gets a new logo that doesn't remind us of Internet Explorer at all, and that's likely on purpose as Microsoft shifts toward Chromium-based technology.