And their logos? Those are different, too. Given the confusion surrounding the announcement, Alphabet's visual identity plays a vital role helping people understand the differences between the two ...

With the whimsical Google look, gone Alphabet looks ready to play with the big boys. It’s a very clean and sharp look that shows maturity. While the Google logo was more video games and pizza ...

Alphabet’s GOOGL division Google has been firing on all cylinders to expand presence in the cloud gaming space, backed by the growing initiatives for its game streaming platform Stadia.

At the time, Google was also undergoing broader changes – its parent company, Alphabet, had just turned a month old. The logo change appears to be limited to the 'G' icon used on mobile devices ...

It looks like this: g. If you glossed right over that, notice that the letter has two closed loops ... Take the old Google logo, whose double-story “g” flashed countless times before our ...

A report from Recode gives us a nice update on the goings-on inside of Google X—Google/Alphabet's moonshot division—and the group has a new name and a new logo. It dropped the "Google" and ...

It will preserve the famous blue-red-yellow-blue-green-red color sequence of the original one (the green letter was thrown ... and a four-color "G" logo for mobile that a few smart people have ...

That reorganisation – which saw what was Google become Alphabet ... “G is for Google”. And while it went mostly unnoticed at the time, that Google was written exactly like the new logo.