In fact, when Google first announced an update to its favicon logo (the four-color “G”), I didn’t have a reaction. But I did ...

The Google logo hasn't been updated everywhere else yet ... First published on May 12, 2025 at 11:45 a.m. PT.

Whatever your view, it’s a big day for design geeks, as this is the first major update to the Google logo in almost a decade. The last time things changed, in September 2015, they dropped their ...

It was a lot of money. Anyway, I'm not interested in dunking on the team of graphic designers who undoubtedly put a lot of hard thought and work into Google's new logo. They're operating on levels ...

Google has unveiled a redesigned G logo after nearly a decade. The new logo features a vibrant gradient blending the brand's colors. It currently appears only on updated iOS and Pixel phones.

Google has updated its multi-coloured ‘G’ logo, marking the first major update to the brand’s design in nearly a decade. Billions of users will begin to notice a change to the Google icon ...

Google’s new logo keeps the same letterform, as well as the bright red-yellow-green-blue color sequence, but now those colors blur into each other. The new “G” is Google’s biggest update to its visual ...

Google has updated its iconic 'G' logo for the first time in almost a decade. While the new logo retains the 'G' in the familiar Product Sans format, it introduces significant changes to the ...

Instead, we’re left guessing. Is it a long overdue response to the criticism of Google’s minimalist, flat-design aesthetic? Or, is the gradient in the new logo some kind of skeleton key to ...

Google just gave its iconic “G” logo a tiny makeover—the first in nearly a decade—and unless you’re a graphic designer, you probably missed it. The most noticeable tweaks include ...

Google introduced its four-color G logo back in 2015. The Google app on both iOS and Android has now started deploying a new G logo with a gradient spread to its colors. The new rainbow G has yet ...

It is very much a modernized take on the old logo that still fits the app’s long-running identity without going full Google ... through all of that fun, I’m actually looking forward to ...