Google has updated its corporate logo for the first time in a decade.

In the latest update of the Google app for iOS and Pixel smartphones, a new design has been introduced, where the red, yellow, green, and blue colors of the logo smoothly transition into each other, creating a gradient effect.

The previous major change to the Google logo occurred in September 2015, when the company switched to a new sans-serif font. At that time, the "G" icon was also introduced, combining the brand's signature colors.

Although the current update is not as radical, it makes the "G" more harmonious, aligning with the gradient style used in the Gemini logo design.

At this point, the new logo is only visible on iOS and Pixel devices, while on the web version and other Android smartphones, it remains unchanged.

Source: The Verge