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Summer ’09 Logo Unveiled

The voting is over and we have a winner.
Salesforce has released the official logo for the Summer ’09 (release 160) logo: The sailboat.

To those who voted for the scooter or the pina colada (they call it a coconut, but it’s really a picture of an alcoholic beverage), better luck next time.
Of course, in true American democratic fashion, the logo that the people voted for is not the actual logo.

Salesforce.com made a few changes, but it’s something we can all agree is very nice (and, as usual, Northern Hemisphere-centric).
Let the new-feature rumor-mill begin!

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