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Join our newsletterAll the best features, news, tips and great deals to help you live a better life through technology Thank you for signing up to T3. You will receive a verification email shortly.There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again.By submitting your information you agree to the Terms & Conditions (opens in new tab) and Privacy Policy (opens in new tab) and are aged 16 or over.Weve heard plenty now about the new iPhone 12, including the not so welcome news that the incoming flagship looks like it is going to cost more than the iPhone 11.Well, one more thing that we can now add to our known pile is that the new iPhone 12 is likely coming this year in a brand new colorway – Dark Blue.The news comes courtesy of tech news site DigiTimes (opens in new tab), which reports that:In addition to adding a dark blue model, for the first time, into the iPhone family products, Apple also brings a number of specification upgrades to new iPhones, including camera modules, displays and communications modules.This isnt the first time weve heard of this new dark blue iPhone 12 variant, either. Back in January this year did news about a new Navy Blue iPhone 12 slip out (opens in new tab), which was then picked up by concept artists. One of those concepts can be viewed below:Rumor has it that this new colorway is going to replace the Midnight Green colorway that you can currently pick up on the iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max handsets.We were never huge fans of the Midnight Green colorway here at T3 and would welcome a new shade to freshen up the offering. Although, we would be more than happy to just get the iPhone 12 in black if it meant the phone came packing a 120Hz refresh rate screen.Fingers crossed we get at least one of these things.Todays best Apple iPhone 11 Pro dealsBest cheap phonesBlack Friday deals UKWB Montreal has been teasing a (currently unannounced) new Batman game for a few weeks, and now two new images have emerged on Twitter, appearing to show a brand new bat symbol inside the studios HQ.The bat symbol has undergone several transformations since the caped crusader first graced the cover of Detective Comics in 1939 – some more dramatic than others. Non-fans might not bat an eyelid at the new logo, shared by games reporter James Sigfield on Twitter (below). Its just a silhouette of a bat, same as ever, right? Not so fast – logo design is a complicated business (although our guide to logo design (opens in new tab) certainly simplifies things). This could possibly be our first look at the logo from the new Batman game reboot.(From the elevator at WB Montreal) pic.twitter.comhPACSCS0WhFebruary 19, 2020See moreSo is this possible new logo any different? To help you tell one bat from another, Reddit user rdgxxx recently shared a fascinating look at the evolution of the symbol from (below).Spot the difference (Image credit: rdgxxx on Reddit) (opens in new tab)While the logo in Sigfields tweet doesnt completely match any of these iterations, it perhaps most closely resembles the one for 1999s Batman Beyond (compare them below). The head and wings in this new version are rounder, though. One things for sure – its a departure from the logo for the recent Arkham game series. Were pleased to see a return to an all-black design, without the rather obvious Batman splashed across the wings (we get it, guys).The leaked logo and the one from Batman Beyond (Image credit: DC ComicsFuture Owns@Jsig212James on Twitter)The Bat symbol is clearly close to fans hearts – users were quick to comment on rdgxxxs post to declare their favourite – usually the one which evoked the strongest childhood memories. Djentleman5000 says, I remember the 9295 ones. I had The Batman cereal that came with Batman shaped piggy bank. I had a ninja turtles one too. Nostalgia..., while rdgxxx used to watch the old TV Show every afternoon at home eating croissants with a home made latte! The 66 Logo!Although it remains unannounced, the studio has teased the new game with a series of mysterious images and videos of, each including the caption Capture the Knight. Fans believe that the crests on display could be related to the Court of Owls, a secret crime group from the Batman comics:Capture the Knight Cape sur la nuit pic.twitter.comyMFXMd4djUSeptember 23, 2019See moreStill, for all the teasing and mystery around the game, WB Montreal appears to be playing it safe with the new logo. It doesnt look likely to wind up on our list of controversial moments in logo design (opens in new tab), which is just as well – when it comes to the fans, a dodgy bat symbol isnt going to fly. Related articles:Thank you for reading 5 articles this month* Join now for unlimited accessEnjoy your first month for just £1 $1 €1*Read 5 free articles per month without a subscriptionJoin now for unlimited accessTry first month for just £1 $1 €1
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