The Internet (which, keep in mind, is full of dumb people) is up in arms over Google's logo in honor of Veterans Day. (Dumb) people are claiming that it looks as if the American flag in place of the “l” is burning, and that the covered “e” looks like an Islamic crescent moon. View List ›
A lot of attention is being paid to Google Doodle logos with the company's impending press conference today, and the public's curiosity about the search engine's animated logos really paid off for one toy maker.
Apparently Google's graphic designers spent Labor Day weekend on the job because the search giant rolled out a funky new homepage logo today that's (wait for it) pretty baller.
Google's logo has gone all dotty today. An HTML 5 version of the familiar logo — maybe celebrating the company's birthday? — is driving people to distraction today. Watch Video ›
Google probably thought it was doing the world a favor when it released its Pac-Man logo that doubled as a playable version of the game. But alas, web users are not as sophisticated as Google anticipated. A legion of Firefox users were perplexed by the design decision and headed over to support to learn how they could fix the “problem.” Now we have possible audio evidence — in the form of a tech support call uploaded by YouTube user Mrcoolbrad — highlighting just how confusing this was for parts of the online population. (Via) Watch Video ›
Google's London office employees either must really love their job or have a lot of time on their hands. They made the iconic logo out of 884 photos taken at various locations in London. See close-ups of some of the photos here. Watch Video ›
This looks like it was written on the mirror by someone's crazy stalker. View Image ›
The Google logo is now as well-known as the Nike Swoosh and the Golden Arches. But how did it get there? Here you can check out all the design iterations Google DIDN’T choose for their logo. What do you think? Do you like of the designs the co-founders passed on?
