The updated "G" logo has a gradient effect now, which could be an attempt to better sync design with the company's AI products. Imad is a senior reporter covering Google and internet culture.

More info. Google doesn’t update its logos very often, but at the 10-year mark of a design, we have seen them switch things up. For example, Google Play saw a logo refresh when it reached 10 ...

Google’s logo just got a little bit blurrier. In a new logo quietly rolled out across iOS and Pixel, the search giant ditches its color-blocked “G” for gradients. Google’s new logo keeps ...

Have you ever wondered if that hypnotic bouncing and color-changing DVD logo has ever hit a corner? The answer is yes, it has, but the answer is complicated. The Lost Math Lessons blog did the ...

There was no bigger moment in the game than when Clark hit a ridiculously deep three from beyond her No. 22 logo on the court. When Clark got back to the bench after hitting the 36-foot three ...

A logo is a big part of any major company's brand identity. It takes a lot of work to create a simple little image that the average consumer can immediately associate with certain features and ...

There are tens of thousands of golf courses in the world. Most have logos, and many of those logos feature trees and numbers. Oaks are wildly popular. Conifers, too. Use them on their own ...

Here are some before and after pictures of the company's wordmark and logo. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Here's a look at how the new wordmark and logo will appear on ...

Walmart is giving its logo the first facelift in nearly two decades, rolling out a new identity that is a subtle nod to its past. The 61-year-old company unveiled Monday a refresh of its brand ...

The company has a new logo, designed by Pentagram, that looks incredibly plain — especially compared to previous iterations of the logo that featured a rakish slant, two shades of blue ...

Officially, the NBA's logo is blank. It is an anonymous, faceless player dribbling a ball against a red and white background. That's the NBA's story and it's sticking to it. Unofficially ...

The internet is good for plenty of things, but perhaps its most underrated value is its ability to turn an absolute nothingburger of a question into a worldwide search for truth. Case in point ...