Bing has updated its logo, changing the “B” to uppercase and switching the color from yellow to teal blue. A Microsoft representative told Search Engine Land that it felt like the right time ...

According to Microsoft, the new Bing logo is clean, simple and direct. If you understand how color can communicate and what Segoe is, you’ll probably want to read about the design process behind ...

Microsoft’s Bing is still far behind Google. Can a new logo help? Microsoft hopes so, and they’ve just rolled a new logo and design for their search brand, part of a “new, more modern era ...

Microsoft gave the logo for its search engine Bing a second face-lift as it continues to focus on search and continues to increase Windows 10 downloads.

The Bing logo’s makeover, meant to look “simple, ... which is also the color of the lower-right quadrant of Microsoft’s corporate flag logo.

Bing is launching a new logo, quietly, that changed the Bing logo from the sharp yellow color to a duller green color and capitalizes the lowercase letter B.

It's a lowercase "b" with a yellow/orange dot in the middle. It would appear that this will be at least a part of the Bing logo. The light blue and yellow/orange color combination matches that of ...

Beyond introducing a new logo, Bing also has a new color palette to go with its new features. “We didn’t set out to just provide data via blue links on the web.

Microsoft has rolled out a revamped Bing logo, bringing it more in line with the company's new redesigned product branding. The redesigned logo drops the curly blue design and features an angular ...

Only about three weeks after Yahoo introduced their updated logo, another Google rival is getting a redesign: Microsoft is rolling out a new a new logo for their new search engine, along with a ...

Microsoft is set to launch a new logo for Bing, changing the color from yellow and even going as far as capitalizing the "b". The switch is down to Microsoft concluding that moving from yellow to ...

Out with curly and blue; in with angular and gold. Microsoft's Bing search engine has just received a major redesign which it's hoped will reinvigorate the service—but is it really enough?