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Microsoft reveals Windows 10’s new wallpaper, a logo made of light

Microsoft reveals Windows 10’s new wallpaper, a logo made of light

Posted on June 26, 2015August 11, 2019 By Jarvis

With the consumer release of Windows 10 quickly approaching,Microsoft has decided it’s time to unveil the new default desktop image that will be shipping with the new operating system, and thus what many users afraid of customization will be looking at for some time. This time, they’re going with a classic Windows logo, which hasn’t been done since Windows 7’s default wallpaper.

That’s about it, a Windows logo in a pretty blue color. Just kidding. Actually there’s a story behind it that Microsoft felt like sharing in a video.
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Wearables Tags:desktop, Microsoft, operating system, Slashgear, video, Windows, Windows 10, windows 7

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