We must admit that the Google company didn’t do a complete redesign of the old “G” logo, but we can consider it an upgrade, with the iconic Google colors blended into a visually appealing gradient.
We don’t know for sure why Google didn’t wait to release this new Google logo design at the Google I/O 2025 event that is about to take place in just a few days. Maybe the Google giant has prepared many important releases that need time to be presented and explained.
The last significant change in design was made in September 2015, when Google decided to change the previous font type to a sans-serif typeface. But Google not only changed that time the font type but also introduced a new “G” logo that included all the iconic colors that are popular now, red, yellow, green, and blue.
We must admit that compared with the previous logo changes, this time Google only made a subtle change, which some tech enthusiasts resemble with the Gemini logo, which is similarly designed with a gradient.
Do you know what the first Google logo looked like? Well, Google had its first logo released in 1998, but it lasted only 1 year when the logo was replaced with a slightly new design. You must know that the company featured some great logos throughout the years, but the most popular design is the one that has remained unchanged since 2015. But until 2015, the Google logo had suffered 4 changes, some of which were major and some were not.
It’s important to mention that currently, the new Google “G” logo design has been introduced only on Pixel and iOS phones, while Android and other web devices still feature the old version with a distinct border between the iconic Google colors.
We must wait and see when the new Google “G” Logo will be available for the web and Android devices. Stay tuned for more updates!
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