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You might not have noticed, but Facebook has rolled out a new main logo and refreshed the design of other icons for the first time in years. Facebook's logo no longer includes the faint blue line at the bottom of its "F" icon. The letter is also pulled Facebook just made a subtle alteration to its logo, which was originally designed in 2005, according to Brand New — a blog that covers redesigns of brands and products. Here's what the new logo looks like, as Facebook product designer Christophe Tauziet Blink and you’ll miss the tweak Facebook is making to its logo Tuesday. The letters are thinner. There’s more white space. The “a” is rounded off. Still, the update subtly hints at a much larger shift within the company. “This is actually a huge Brace yourself. Facebook (FB, Tech30) has quietly updated its 10-year-old logo, switching to a new custom typeface. The redesign is mild enough that most non-designers probably won't notice. The letters are thinner and have a bit more breathing room. For the first time since its creation in 2005, Facebook has changed its logo. When the social network was created, the company's goal was to have a logo that looked "grown up" in order to be taken seriously, Josh Higgins, the creative director at Facebook One of Facebook's iconic logos just got an update. That tiny image that lingers in the corner of most Facebook pages — two small silhouettes of a man and a woman — it will be a little different on Facebook mobile pages starting this week. The old image .

The last time Facebook made a minor change to a part of its widely-used website, the majority of us were not able to spot the difference in the first go. The social networking giant has this year made a change in its main wordmark logo, which again may not PSU leaders tried to get Facebook to shut the page down, but they could only remove the university's logo. Fraire says the hateful sentiments will not be tolerated. "In no uncertain terms, we oppose all forms of racism and any form of bigotry and Chances are you missed a subtle change to Facebook’s logo Tuesday. The company has refreshed its wordmark, which displays the full spelling of the brand. The most conspicuous amendment lies in the shape of the ‘a’: it’s now rounded off to a single WASHINGTON: Facebook has changed its logo for the first time since 2005. According to thenextweb.com, the update is only a refresh of the company's wordmark, which is the text-only version of its logo used for identifying its brand. Josh Higgins, Facebook .