Google Chrome has a new logo, which was recently rolled out with the latest developer builds of the browser. Behold, the dramatically modified icon that will soon grace your devices: Whoops. I must’ve ...

The new Chrome logo no longer has shadows on the borders that raise the colors. Instead, the red, yellow, and green colors are now flat. The blue circle in the middle is much bigger too. Some of you ...

SPOKANE, Wash. — Google Chrome just announced a logo redesign for the first time in over eight years. It’s not really much of a change, as they basically just removed the shadows and made its colors ...

In brief: Google is revamping the logo for its Chrome browser for the first time in eight years, though you're unlikely to notice anything different upon first glance. The new logo is very similar to ...

(RTTNews) - Tech major Google is changing internet browser Chrome's logo for the first time in eight years, giving a fresh look. The first changes since 2014 are very subtle, and the refreshed version ...

The Google Chrome icon is in the process of being updated and modernized for the first time in eight years. This is meant to better “align with Google’s more modern brand expression,” with the company ...

Google Chrome is finally getting a new logo after 8 years with an even more simplified design to align with Google’s “more modern brand expression,” a designer for the browser revealed on Friday. The ...

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We reported earlier about Google Chrome being available on Apple’s new M1-toting Macs, but something even better than that has happened. Yes, take a deep breath… Google Chrome got a new icon in Big ...

We already know that Google’s Master Plan includes remaking the entire Babylon 5 series. Now intrepid nerd Michael Penta has screencapped this picture of a spaceship from Babylon 5, emblazoned with ...

While Chrome has been visually refreshed over the years, Google has kept the core user experience intact to avoid “disorienting” users. Over the past few weeks, however, Chrome for Android has been ...