Tech 1 month, 1 week If you have used Microsoft Office anytime over the last decade, youy'll probably be familiar withthe default font that's used for all Office services — Calibri. Calibri, as a font was introduced back when Office 2007 debuted, replacing Times New Roman, and it has been the default font ever since, even with all the major Office releases we've seen since 2007. Well, Microsoft is finally bored and so are we. This is more like it-how you need to depict them so we can vote properly! pic.twitter.com/ZlRg45B8ne — Sevanson Myers (@Sevansons) April 28, 2021 The Redmond-based tech giant has now announced that it's planning to replace Calibri as the default font for Office apps, and in that stead, has commissioned five fonts from different teams of designers. These five fonts - Tenorite, Bierstadt, Skeena, Seaford, and Grandview - will be fighting it out to take Calibri's place as the default, but even the ones that don't make it will be available as options.