A small tweak to Gmail for Android yesterday updated the Android notification so it adopts Dynamic Color theming and no longer defaults to a red icon. Version 2023.05.28.x of Gmail started rolling ...

A week after the original change, a new update to Gmail for Android drops the Dynamic Color theming of the notification app icon for the classic red. Version 2023.06.11.x is rolling out on ...

The classic red Gmail icon for notifications is back once again just a week after Google introduced the dynamic color theming. No one knows why the company decided to revert it to its original ...

It’s now here! The main Gmail icon (above) isn’t necessarily offensive in its new colorful design. Instead of Gmail’s red, Google has fully taken over. It’s an icon change that is ...

The small tweak meant that when you opened the notification shade on your phone, Gmail's icon was no longer red like before, making your unread emails stand out less among your unopened alerts.

Technology can be great, but it can also be a never-ending source of mystery. And it’s constantly changing. It seems like yesterday that we were outraged when Facebook forcibly migrated its ...

Google is known for being an early update provider to its own first-party apps, which makes sense. Gmail has been no exception. The app embraced Material You in September and introduced dynamic ...

According to Fast Company, Google considered dropping the M altogether or fully removing the red color from the Gmail icon, but user research studies showed that people weren't happy with those ...

Google apps' icon color change highlighted ... the overflow menu. The new Gmail overflow menus include iconography, grouping, and helpful additions like prominent red options for spam reporting.

They changed something? HOW DARE THEY? Such is the case right now with people who have noticed a blue Gmail icon instead of the typical red — an update that apparently happened sometime around ...

For those of us who really dominate the email game, a new Gmail update has promised a reward in the form of an all-new congratulatory "inbox zero" icon. The refreshed Gmail graphic, spotted by ...