Phuel
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[Mod note: first five posts copied from discussion of Google rebranding]
I've been using Mac for over 17 years now, and I don't care too much about how the OS and iOS's design/ chosen font has evolved-- or devolved too much. I just want it to work solidly. And to be frank, I feel Apple's been lacking more and more as they become bigger and bigger. Poor implementations meant to simplify the OS into iOS makes customizing it overly frustrating and buggy. And the era of computers with their lack of user-friendly RAM and harddrive access is such a blatant and corporate-greedy direction to force users into submitting into upgrading immediately upon purchase with Apple's always-overpriced hardware.
I know I can walk away from Apple-- but I've invested 17 years into this relationship and it's not... that easy LOL
Anyway, yes-- the new Google logo is very simplistic and pedestrian-- but that's a consumer-style logo, and not some high-design logo, so job done. This is the reason I could no longer invest in a career that caters to the commoners LOL
And yes-- not like their old logo was anything brilliant. Or even anything.
I like it.. the other one wasn't any less childish.
After the change of font for the iphone a couple years ago, I kind of learned to just go with the flow with these changes... I get used to it if they keep functioning the way I expect them to. What I wouldn't get used to that easily is a change of name, which I read about last week, I want to keep calling google google..![]()
I've been using Mac for over 17 years now, and I don't care too much about how the OS and iOS's design/ chosen font has evolved-- or devolved too much. I just want it to work solidly. And to be frank, I feel Apple's been lacking more and more as they become bigger and bigger. Poor implementations meant to simplify the OS into iOS makes customizing it overly frustrating and buggy. And the era of computers with their lack of user-friendly RAM and harddrive access is such a blatant and corporate-greedy direction to force users into submitting into upgrading immediately upon purchase with Apple's always-overpriced hardware.
I know I can walk away from Apple-- but I've invested 17 years into this relationship and it's not... that easy LOL
Anyway, yes-- the new Google logo is very simplistic and pedestrian-- but that's a consumer-style logo, and not some high-design logo, so job done. This is the reason I could no longer invest in a career that caters to the commoners LOL
And yes-- not like their old logo was anything brilliant. Or even anything.
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