If you use iPhone or Android, you might have spotted something different about the Google app. That G in the app icon suddenly looks, ooh, smoother and oh so sleek – your eye just glides over the ...

They’re different kinds of triangles ... sometimes they’d recognize when they have a good thing going. The Gmail logo was a good thing. I have to say I preferred the old angular one when ...

Google has been spotted changing its "G" logo for its mobile app, making it a little more colorful and vibrant. The change, ...

but the new logo is being rolled out gradually. This means it will reach users at different times. ‘In the coming weeks, you will see new four-color icons for Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Meet ...

Gmail’s new logo The new logo for Gmail now resembles an M and is made ... It reveals how the overlayed areas become different colours in the static logos. Google says that the brand update has been ...

That means that all these apps’ logos are getting a big makeover—so get ready to say so long to the iconic Gmail envelope ... by somebody else in a very different era,” says Javier ...

Google is replacing its iconic Gmail envelope logo with a design that’s a lot more in keeping with other Google products. The new Gmail logo is now an M made out of Google’s core blue ...

Calendar and Google Meet all the logos now have an uniform look with colours of the brand logo. And with that, the email service Gmail looks different as the colours take away the envelope sign. And ...

Google is overhauling its suite of collaborative office product that includes Gmail, Drive and Calendar, aiming to better integrate the platform and redesign some of its most recognized logos.

I had never noticed before how the G of Gmail was such a different style than the rest of the logo, but now that I've focused on it, that G is always going to stick out, the serif-laden man among ...

Some have blamed the email logo change for missing important ... Get an email client for desktop. If you use Gmail’s mobile app, get a different mail app. “B-b-b-ut Gmail!