Google last changed its logo about ten years ago when it replaced the lowercase 'G' in a white letter on a blue background with the round logo that we have become accustomed to over the past decade.

The previous logo featured solid colors, while the new variant includes a gradient pattern through the letter G. It's the first major change to the Google logo since 2015, according to 9To5Google.

For the first time in nearly a decade, Google has updated its standalone ‘G’ logo. This multicoloured icon that users see across its apps and browser tabs. While the change may look small at ...

After almost 10 years, Google has unveiled a redesigned version of its iconic 'G' logo. The new design moves away from the solid four-colour blocks.

Previous Perspective Google's previous big logo change in 2015 brought in the Product Sans typeface and now-recognizable color-blocked "G" icon, trading out the blue background lowercase "g.".

Google has revamped its iconic 'G' logo for the first time in nearly a decade, introducing a gradient design that enhances color balance and depth.

The new logo no longer features four solid color sections. Instead, the red, yellow, green, and blue now blend together into a gradient Google Updates its 'G' Logo For First Time in 10 Years.

New Delhi: Google has officially rolled out an updated version of its iconic 'G' logo after nearly ten years. The redesign replaces the familiar four solid colour blocks—red, blue, yellow, and ...

Google unveils new ‘G’ logo in first redesign since 2015 This refined look echoes the aesthetic introduced in recent branding for Google’s AI products, including Gemini and the AI Mode in ...

Google has quietly updated its iconic ‘G’ logo with a fresh gradient design, marking its first major visual change in nearly a decade.

But now, Google has updated its iconic logo for the first time in a decade. In the new icon, the blocky red, yellow, green, and blue of the original 'G' has been replaced with a gentle gradient.

Google has updated its multi-coloured ‘G’ logo, marking the first major update to the brand’s design in nearly a decade.