
New name, new logo, another new logo
By Jo Best
Published: 16 August 2005 12:00 BST
Internet Explorer is to get a makeover with the arrival of IE 7, including a shiny new logo and name.
Internet Explorer will now be known as Windows Internet Explorer and the 'e' logo will get an update too.
According to Microsoft's IE 7 developers blog, the team had wanted a more radical departure from IE's old look but decided IE users were too at home with the old look.
Tony Chor, group program manager of the IE team, wrote: "We considered more radical departures from our current logo but [the] blue 'e' with the ring is very recognisable and familiar to users, so we elected instead to make more subtle changes."
IE 7 will have two logos, according to Chor - one when it's released as a standalone product and another when it is shipped with Windows Vista.
The schism will ensure IE 7's logo will be more in keeping with the Vista look.
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