Apple wants you to look good and retro for WWDC 2025 and has limited-edition hoodies, T-shirts and baby onesies with the company's original rainbow logo on it. Patrick Holland has been a phone ...

4. Loon Mountain Resort, New Hampshire. Matt Lorelli: Loon's logo looks somewhat similar to that of my favorite restaurant, gas station, after-school hang out, and temple of prayer, Wawa.Growing up in ...

The Orlando Magic unveiled their new jerseys for the 2025-26 season, reviving their iconic star logo. The nostalgic move was made as an ode to the team's origins and symbol of its championship ...

If something about Google Maps on Android and iOS looks different to you, it’s because the logo that appears in the bottom-left corner of every single map has been updated. Previously ...

Google’s new ‘G’ logo appeared on stage during the I/O 2025 keynote, and is now live in more apps and the web. The new logo made its debut with the Google app on Android and iOS last week.

Jhonattan Vegas wears it on the left side of his polo, and others have the logo elsewhere on their clothing. It sits in a place not uncommon for sponsors, but it seems like a strange thing to ...

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 ...

The updated "G" logo has a gradient effect now, which could be an attempt to better sync design with the company's AI products. Imad is a senior reporter covering Google and internet culture.

More info. Google doesn’t update its logos very often, but at the 10-year mark of a design, we have seen them switch things up. For example, Google Play saw a logo refresh when it reached 10 ...

Google’s logo just got a little bit blurrier. In a new logo quietly rolled out across iOS and Pixel, the search giant ditches its color-blocked “G” for gradients. Google’s new logo keeps ...

In the end, we really can’t say why the color swap was done on the logo. Maybe they felt it was “time for a change,” or maybe there was “something more to it.” We honestly don’t know.

The logo originally only referred to this automotive division, but when Fuji Heavy Industries was renamed to Subaru Corp. in 2016, it became the entire company's dominant logo.