Google just changed its logo

Old logo (left) and new logo (right) of Google . Photo: Google .

For the first time in nearly a decade, Google has refreshed its familiar colorful "G" logo.

According to 9to5Google , the latest update of the Google app on iOS has "introduced" a new logo, where red, yellow, green and blue colors blend together, creating an eye-catching gradient effect.

The last major change to the Google logo came in September 2015, when the company switched to a modern sans-serif typeface. At the same time, Google also introduced a new version of its “G” logo that fully incorporated the brand’s iconic colors.

While this change may seem more subtle, the logo with its fresh color blend shows consistency with the gradient design style that Google is applying to the logo of its AI chatbot Gemini.

As of now, it appears that Google has only rolled out the updated logo to its iOS app. The "G" icon with the colored outlines is still visible on Android and the web interface. Google has yet to respond to a request for comment from The Verge .

Since its official launch in 1998, Google has started its branding journey by using a wordmark as the company's main symbol.

A year later, the tech giant decided to simplify its visual identity, switching to a basic four-color palette, laying the foundation for the colorful logo it's known for today.

Over the years, the Google logo has continued to be refined in a flatter and more modern direction, gradually shaping the global icon we still see.

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