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Inside Story On Google Logo

Fresh, News, Top Stories September 16, 2015September 16, 2015 Gordon Kaye
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Google’s new logo and identity reflects the change from 17 years ago, when Google was reachable only from a desktop PC, to today, where people interact with Google products across many different platforms, apps and devices. The new logo seeks to reflect this reality by simplifying the look with a sans-serif typeface and brighter colors so it is more easily read on an endless number of devices — “such as tap, type and talk” according to a Google blogpost posted by Tamar Yehoshua, VP, Product Management and Bobby Nath, Director of User Experience.

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In addition to the new logo, Google has created an animated set of dots that show up when a product is processing, and also unveiled a new multicolored “G” logo for places where the whole company name will not fit. 

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