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This kind of question is a matter of opinion, depending on personal preferences. Both signs are very simple and easy to recognize.

Microsoft

Speaking of Microsoft Logo, most people should intuitively think of the four-color national flag fluttering in the wind, right? However, the four-color flag fluttering in the wind is just the Logo of Windows system, and the official Logo that truly represents the whole Microsoft enterprise is actually just the words Micorsoft, without any other patterns. From 1987 to today, the simple "Microsoft" Logo has finally been greatly updated, with four colored squares and a new Microsoft font (using Segoe font) as the main elements. The style is similar to the Logo of Windows 8 system, but it is also a little more lively.

According to the official explanation of Microsoft, the four-color square on the left not only makes the Logo look better, but also represents a major product of Microsoft, symbolizing the diversity of Microsoft's entire enterprise. Among them, the orange square represents Office, the blue square represents Windows and the green square represents XBOX, but the product represented by the yellow square is uncertain, which may refer to Bing search service. The new Logo will gradually replace the old Logo, and you should see this colorful new style in many places in the future.

apple

Apple's first Logo was released at 1976. It looks like a17th century manuscript.

In the icon, isaac newton is sitting under an apple tree reading a book. It is also engraved with a short poem by the English poet william wordsworth:

newton ...

A spirit,

Forever sailing in a strange ocean of ideas,

..... alone.

(Newton ..... a mind forever sailing alone in a strange ocean of ideas ...

This logo was designed by Ron Wayne, who was one of the first three founders to join Apple. Subsequently, Wayne sold his 10% shares back to the company for $800.

Because the Logo is too complicated, it is not easy to copy and spread. Jobs also asked Rob Janoff, the designer of public relations agency Regis McKenna, to design a rainbow-shaped "apple bitten by God".

Many people associate Apple's logo with Turing's suicide apple. Apple said no, but we very much hope so.

Microsoft powder definitely thinks Microsoft logo looks good, and Apple powder definitely thinks Apple logo looks good. For example, I am a micro-crazy editor. May I say that I think the micro-crazy logo is the best?