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Andrew said 8:37AM on 8-30-2007
So what?
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Lucas Couvreur said 8:37AM on 8-30-2007
It looks very nice! :D
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Ramin said 8:42AM on 8-30-2007
This looks very nice indeed. The font is way better and I quite like the no-frills logo. :)
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Angela said 8:47AM on 8-30-2007
I just completed a logo for our non-prof using Myriad Pro for the font, and have nothing but positive comments about its simplicity. Love it!
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andrew harrison said 8:49AM on 8-30-2007
moving further away? i'd say these are just catching up. Apple haven't used Garamond on their products since what... 2002?
i like the new signs. i would also like a new iPod. can't wait until wednesday [well, early thursday morning in Australia]
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Danny said 8:51AM on 8-30-2007
But the rainbow logo is making a comeback - of sorts - in Leopard. Or at least this appears to be the case judging from the leaked screen shots at Think Secret. Check the add printer dialogue at www.thinksecret.com/archives/leopard9a527/source/addprinter001.html
Danny
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Greenline said 9:02AM on 8-30-2007
Awesome
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John P. said 9:32AM on 8-30-2007
Where is the unboxing/uncrateing video? :D
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joseph said 9:50AM on 8-30-2007
@Danny: I bet they pick that just because a normal grey/silver apple would get lost if it were placed in that toolbar
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SubGenius said 10:17AM on 8-30-2007
Myriad is the new Garamond
Aqua is the new Platinum
Drop shadows are the new Gradients
Translucent is the new Beige
Brushed Metal is the new Aqua
Flat is the new 3-D
Titanium is the new Translucent
Reflections are the new Drop Shadows
Unified is the new Brush Metal
Aluminum is the new Titanium
Black is the new White
Spaces is the new Expose
Cover Flow is the new GenieEffect
iPhone is the new iPod
iMovie is the new iMovie
Pirates are the new Ninjas
Unicorns are the new Ponies
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Will Croft said 10:24AM on 8-30-2007
@Danny, @Joseph: I bet they picked that because it's a legacy technology, hence the old logo...
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Galley said 10:53AM on 8-30-2007
Nice! Serifs make my eyes bleed.
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Mike said 10:46AM on 8-30-2007
I like the 3D logo better. The font, eh, doesn't matter to me. The new one is kind of boring.
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Cycomachead said 11:25AM on 8-30-2007
I don't mind to much about the font, though I like serif fonts.
But the 2D logo looks kind of dull.
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basscadet said 11:03AM on 8-30-2007
go sans or go back to middle ages. and aren't we all tired of the aquatranslucent mania yet? go opaque!
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Luigi193 said 12:04PM on 8-30-2007
I like this one ALOT better.
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pepe said 12:12PM on 8-30-2007
Way t' go, SubGenius :-)
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jbelkin said 2:03PM on 8-30-2007
to be a bigger geek, it's Apple Garamond - slightly different than normal Garmond.
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!! said 2:51PM on 8-30-2007
The "missing open Apple"? It's never been the open Apple key, you bandwagon-jumper--it remains, as ever, the Command key. Your lack of understanding only serves as further proof that some people will never "get it." Sticking feathers up your butt does not make you a chicken, and buying a Mac doesn't make you a Mac user; you switcheurs really need to GTFO.
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VanillaSpice said 11:36PM on 8-30-2007
Well, firstly, #19 (!!), even if it wasn't called the Open Apple Key, it still frequently had an Open Apple symbol on it, so therefore there can be a "missing open apple" - the symbol, not the key, is missing.
And you are showing your own lack of understanding, and also your own lack of Apple history, by failing to know that the key was indeed called the "Open Apple Key" on Apple II+ ][e, and //c keyboards.
Oh, and "bandwagon-jumping" ? What about your use of "switcheur" ?
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