The new Gmail logo is now an M made out of Google’s core blue, red, yellow, and green brand colors. It more closely matches similar logos for Google itself, Google Maps, Google Photos, Chrome ...

Google’s Gmail logo creates an illusion that the colors blue and red, and red and green, are overlapping. But where they should overlap, Google didn’t blend the colors consistently.

For the new Gmail logo, the letter M's first line is coloured in blue, the divot in the centre is filled with red, and the second line is made of green.

Gmail reportedly throws the 'envelope' style for the new logo So far, there are quite a few changes we've seen on the new logo. As explained earlier, the color scheme of the logo will be joining ...

Gmail’s new logo. The new logo for Gmail now resembles an M and is made up of Google’s brand colours – blue, red, yellow and green. It means that it’s in closer alignment with Google’s other services ...

The new Gmail logo also apparently drops the envelope design, which makes sense as the service has become so much more than just for email. Google has incorporated features such as Google Meet, a ...

Looking at the new logo, it is still majorly composed of red, with hints of yellow, blue, and green holding up the arch of the M. Similar to Gmail, Google has also recently overhauled the designs ...

The logo has changed for the first time in seven years (Picture: Lorenzo Di Cola/NurPhoto via Getty Images) Google has drastically altered the design of the Gmail icon, ditching the envelope ...

The main change is a new design for Gmail, which bids farewell to its recognisable red envelope. In its place is now a soft M made out of Google’s core colours of blue, red, yellow and green. Without ...

While we doubt that this had anything to do with either Gmail’s downtime today, less than an hour ago, Google announced slight changes in its Gmail logo as well as a few of its login page and ...

Google announced last year it would sunset Gmail’s basic HTML view in 2024, but not the entire mail service itself. Newsletters Games Share a News Tip. ... More Google logo in the background.

Well, Gmail’s logo was the product of this situation — it was designed by Dennis Hwang (who’s responsible for most of Google’s doodles at the time) the night before Gmail launched.