Windows Phone Logo

Two stacked horizontal treatments of the same mark: a white stylised shopping bag containing a four-pane Windows-style window icon to the left of a thin, geometric wordmark reading "Windows Phone." The top version places the white bag-and-t...

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Windows Phone wordmark with white shopping-bag icon showing a four-pane Windows window on cyan and black backgrounds.
Windows Phone logo

About Windows Phone

Two stacked horizontal treatments of the same mark: a white stylised shopping bag containing a four-pane Windows-style window icon to the left of a thin, geometric wordmark reading "Windows Phone." The top version places the white bag-and-text on a bright cyan/sky-blue rectangular background; the lower version shows the same white bag-and-text on a solid black rectangle.

The bag is drawn as a slightly skewed 3D rectangle with a simple curved handle at the top left; the window inside the bag is a square divided into four smaller panes. The wordmark uses a light, modern sans-serif with generous spacing between letters.

What's in it: shopping bag four-pane window

Shapes: skewed rectangle (shopping bag) rounded handle (arc) square (window) four-pane grid wordmark

Style: flat minimalist modern geometric two-tone

Text in logo: Windows Phone

A shopping bag combined with the Windows four-pane window, visually indicating an app store or marketplace for Windows Phone.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Windows cyan
#00ADEF · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary
Black
#000000 · accent

Windows Phone Logo History

Windows Phone was Microsoft’s mobile operating system brand introduced in 2010 as the successor to Windows Mobile. The brand and platform were later replaced by Windows 10 Mobile and were phased out in the mid-to-late 2010s; Microsoft ended mainstream support for its mobile OS offerings by 2019.

Frequently asked

What brand does this logo represent?

Windows Phone, the Microsoft mobile platform/brand.

What does the shopping bag icon mean?

Visually it represents a store or marketplace; the Windows window inside indicates apps for the Windows Phone platform.

Is Windows Phone still active?

The Windows Phone brand and its OS were phased out in the mid-to-late 2010s and are no longer actively developed.

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