Google bringing change in the Logo

Business Habit ⋅ @businesshabit ⋅ Oct 19, 2020

Tech giant Google is going to change the logos of several of its services. That list includes Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Meet, and more.

The UK-based media Metro reported that Google is changing the service logo as part of its re-branding activities. In order to increase the quality of service, it has been decided to change the name of G-Suite to Google Workspace by bringing all the services of Google together.

Meanwhile, Google has already released new logos for several of its services. However, there has been a mixed reaction. Many people did not like these new Google logos.

The main service of tech giant Google is Google search. Other services include Google Doc, Sheet, Slides, E-mail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Google Plus, Google Duo / Hangout, Google Translate, Google Maps / Wedge / Earth / Street View, YouTube, Google Keep, Google Fog Etc.

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