We're Still Supersite: What the Logo Means for Us

You may have noticed the fresh new look for the site's logo, and with it, the subtle rearranging of the "Windows" placement.

Rest assured, our Windows coverage isn't going away. At all. In fact, it's never been a more exciting time to cover Microsoft.

What is so exciting about all of this is how Nadella's steering the company -- and by extension, Windows -- into a wider world of computing. That mobile-first computing model is not one Microsoft owns: Android and iOS dominate it. That cloud-first world means taking advantage of OneDrive -- but it also means critically assessing the dazzling variety of tools and services available to users.

We are living in a multiplatform world where apps, not operating systems or hardware, shape how we approach our computing experience in work and play.

Our logo reflects that: we have been expanding our tech coverage to reflect emerging trends in how people work and play. We are striving to be a supersite for all personal tech, not just one operating system that's already in the process of reinventing itself for a wide and varied personal computing environment.

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