Twitter has officially left its famous bird logo behind for an "X" as part of Elon Musk's sweeping rebranding for the social media brand. The German chapter of the World Wide Fund for Nature ...

Mr Musk unveiled the new logo over the weekend, marking the latest major change since he bought Twitter in October last year for 44 billion US dollars (£34.3 billion). The billionaire Tesla and SpaceX ...

Twitter has changed its brand and logo from its famous blue bird to "X". The new white X on a black background has replaced the blue bird on the desktop version of the social network, although is ...

The blue logo, known as Larry the Bird, has been Twitter’s emblem since its creation in 2006, with the current design in use since 2012 Twitter unveils X to replace famous blue bird logo ...

Twitter has replaced the social media platform’s famous bird logo with an X as part of owner Elon Musk’s plans to create an “everything app”. Recently-appointed chief executive Linda ...

The Twitter bird’s days are numbered after Elon Musk unveiled the company’s new ‘X’ logo. Mr Musk bought the social media company in October for $44 billion, and in April an email sent to ...

In changing Twitter’s famous blue logo to a black-and-white “X,” part of a sweeping rebrand that has alienated longtime users and left marketing experts perplexed, owner Elon Musk is trading ...

Twitter has changed its brand logo from the famous blue bird to the letter X. X will be the future of “unlimited interactivity,” according to Twitter CEO Linda Yaccarino. Update: July 24, 2023 ...

At the time of writing, Twitter had already begun replacing its famous bird logo with a stylized X. "And soon we shall bid adieu to the twitter brand and, gradually, all the birds," Musk tweeted ...

He pinned one tweet to the top of his profile showing a flashing X logo, which might suggest he has found his replacement for Twitter's famous bird. —Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 23, 2023 ...

Design studio Maentis wasn’t happy with all that sameness, so it took the famous logos and brands we see everyday and created painfully honest (and hilarious) parodies. So you get an obese angle ...