The current Google Chat logo debuted with the other Workspace redesigns in 2020. While Gmail, Drive, and Meet got the four-color treatment, Chat remained (light) green in a nod to Hangouts with ...

Google Chat, the company’s Slack and Microsoft Teams competitor, looks to be getting an overhaul in the near future that features a new logo and “Timeline”-focused redesign of the mobile apps.

Gemini could soon adopt Google's iconic red, blue, green, and yellow color palette with a new logo and other UI changes.

Google experimented with lots of Chrome logo redesigns. A subtle new icon appeared in Chrome 100, but some of the proposals could have seen a big change to the Chrome logo.

The business-focused chat app is the latest to get a multi-color logo redesign. ... Google Chat's new logo makes it indistinguishable from other Google apps. By Jay Bonggolto.

In 2015, Google announced their new look with a blog post explaining: ‘This isn’t the first time we’ve changed our look and it probably won’t be the last, but we think today’s update is ...

Facebook’s Messenger app logo is getting a colorful facelift, signifying to users that the app is also compatible with Instagram, and symbolizing the parent company’s strategy to evolve the ...

Facebook Messenger is overhauling its logo and adding some new features. ... Google’s Doppl app took off my socks. This smart smoke alarm could be a worthy Nest Protect replacement.

Messenger once allowed users to chat across platforms, but now Meta is emphasizing the app’s ties to Facebook. Meta’s ...

Meta has baffled Messenger users by rowing back on the much publicised logo redesign and reverting to the previous blue palette. It's offered no explanation for the change, but people have already ...

Google have started the global update of the Google Messenger application to v2.0 from v1.9, which is bringing with it a new, rounded icon such that it. X. Dark Light Light.

Where one name once was, a new name emerges: in this case with RCS getting added onto SMS and MMS capabilities, Messenger was no longer enough.