Would you have noticed?

[Stan42]

Google changed it's logo yesterday. Here's a comparison:

Be honest: If nobody told you, would you ever have noticed the difference?

[uksomchai]

And I wonder just how much someone charged them for this new Logo. No doubt in the hundreds of thousands of Dollars would be my guess

[Jingthing]

That's not the new logo.

This is.

If you didn't notice, you are blind.

[Ghostnigel]

Who actually cares what it look like? Click on the google app, google what you want, read results....go for beer!

[Fabricus]

That's not the new logo.

This is.

Google-launches-new-logo-friendlier-for-small-screens.jpg

If you didn't notice, you are blind.

They have several different logos, all of which are produced by their in-house design team and can be replicated very easily with Photoshop in a matter of minutes.

The guy above who claims the "new" logo may have been expensive is wrong.

To the OP: the differences between the two examples you've given are immediately obvious to a designer.

[MrTee]

Not even the right Logo..

I vote this post is fail!

[Bulldozer Dawn]

Extremely profound changes.

The logo consist of only two things. Colours and a font.

All of the colours have been changed and the font.

[Fabricus]

Extremely profound changes.

The logo consist of only two things. Colours and a font.

All of the colours have been changed and the font.

No, the font is the same.

[Razzler1973]

Yes, I noticed the 'Google' on the search screen was different but assumed it was in honour of something like 'childish design day' or something

[pgrahmm]

Yeah - noticed - but it's Google, they are always messing with their logo.....

In silicon valley any idea you get while working for them belongs to the company....It's a fairly standard procedure/sign off as part of the job package - don't sign = no job....

Some IBM employees learned that the hard way on intellectual properties done off the job but still employed by IBM - they own you 24 hours a day.....The guy that thought of the stickem's - post it notes for 3M never saw a dime......

[Tywais]

Google unveils new logo

Google unveiled its new logo just a month after announcing a major restructuring that will give birth to a new parent company, Alphabet.

The new logo is still a colorful typographic that features six simple letters on a plain white page. What's the tweak? "Google" is written in a brand new font.

The company also said it would shed the little blue "g" icon and replace it with a four-color "G" that matches the new logo.

CNBC

[gerry123]

That's not the new logo.

This is.

Google-launches-new-logo-friendlier-for-small-screens.jpg

If you didn't notice, you are blind.

[SoiBiker]

Yes, I noticed.

But then I was looking at the right logo. Massive fail, as they say.

[Ghostnigel]

Yeah - noticed - but it's Google, they are always messing with their logo.....

In silicon valley any idea you get while working for them belongs to the company....It's a fairly standard procedure/sign off as part of the job package - don't sign = no job....

Some IBM employees learned that the hard way on intellectual properties done off the job but still employed by IBM - they own you 24 hours a day.....The guy that thought of the stickem's - post it notes for 3M never saw a dime......

Who have they just employed then, Some 9 year olds?

[Stan42]

Wow, I wouldn't have noticed the change. You people have very keen eyes. Still, I prefer this:

[Enoon]

Extremely profound changes.

The logo consist of only two things. Colours and a font.

All of the colours have been changed and the font.

No, the font is the same.

Do you think that the new typeface has the same amount of "boldness" (and all the rest) as the old one? If it hasn't then it can't be the same font can it?

Can 2 typefaces ever be of the same font? Does anybody really care about the difference between a typeface and a font anymore? I don't know, as a mere 4 weeks on a typography module (during my graphic design course) was quite enough for me and it was a very long time ago.

[ronthai]

Have you noticed the new FavIcon?