The new Gmail logo is now a letter M made of four colours: blue, red, green, and a pop of yellow.

Gmail’s red-lined envelope is one of the most iconic app logos of all time. But today that’s changing in favor of a logo that is decidedly more… Google-y. Behold: It’s just an M! For (g ...

Really, this is the biggest logo design Gmail has ever seen for that reason. Beyond Gmail, the new icons for Google Drive, Meet, Calendar, and Docs/Sheets/Slides are also significant changes.

Following recent announcements, Google is readying a facelift for Gmail, and it starts with a new icon, if a teaser Google sent us is to be believed.

The new Gmail logo also apparently drops the envelope design, which makes sense as the service has become so much more than just for email. Google has incorporated features such as Google Meet, a ...

Google’s productivity apps have a new name: Google Workspace. But there’s far more to this latest pivot than the death of the iconic Gmail envelope. Sometimes, though, a new beginning makes ...

Google has unveiled its new logo for Gmail, doing away with the colour and design that has become associated with the popular email service. The change is part of a broader rebrand of the company ...

While we doubt that this had anything to do with either Gmail’s downtime today, less than an hour ago, Google announced slight changes in its Gmail logo as well as a few of its login page and ...

400px-CatullFontSample.svg.png. Fox says that initially they had tried to make the Gmail logo in the same font as the Google logo, a font called Catull designed in 1983.

Key Background. Gmail has been a behemoth in the email industry since its launch in April 2004, putting it up against rivals Yahoo and AOL. Google said last year it would begin sunsetting Gmail ...

Well, Gmail’s logo was the product of this situation — it was designed by Dennis Hwang (who’s responsible for most of Google’s doodles at the time) the night before Gmail launched.