Google's official repository of company logos hasn't been updated, either. The company introduced the colorful "G" icon back in 2015; originally, the "g" was lowercase, and white on a blue background.

Following the last update nearly 10 years ago, Google is updating its iconic ‘G’ icon. On September 1, 2015, Google significantly updated its logo (‘Google’) to a modern typeface called ...

Google really whiffed with the new logos for its “reimagination” of G Suite as Google Workspace, replacing icons that are familiar, recognizable, and in Gmail’s case iconic if you will, with ...

Google unveils new logo ahead of Android 16 launch: Check out updated icon here Google last changed its logo about ten years ago when it replaced the lowercase 'G' in a white letter on a blue ...

Google appears to have begun rolling out its first change to its "G" icon in nearly 10 years on May 12. The icon was changed from having four solid color blocks in the letter to a gradient between ...

Gemini app now features a redesigned icon in Google's classic red, blue, green, and yellow colours, which gives it a fresh ...

If you're not a fan of the new icon set for Gmail, Calendar, and other Google Workspace products, here's how to replace them on Android, iPhone, & Chrome.

Google's old logo (left) and new logo launched in May 2025 (Google) The new icon first appeared on the Google Search app for iOS following an update on Sunday, before coming to Android devices on ...

Google could be experimenting with a new logo for Keep Notes.. As spotted by some users on Reddit, a new Keep logo turned up on an iPad that swaps out the current logo with a dark version.. Google ...

White House Watch. Daily Cover Stories ... Back to Google’s new logo. Their icon. Of course, icons can engage any of the senses: sight (like the new Google logo), sound, smell, touch and taste.

However, Google is testing two different versions of notification symbols. The first test replaces icons in the a tiny version of the app icon. So going back to the Gmail example, instead of a little ...