A Possible Logo Change For Chrome
Posted on 08. Mar, 2011 by Daniel Cawrey in News
It’s possible that the look of the Chrome logos, which includes Chromium, may take to a different look in the future.
Those who have been searching through source code have uncovered a sleeker looking Chromium logo. It’s realistic to imagine that this could be implemented in Chromium and Chrome as updated logos.
That may not be a bad idea. Android, for example, has a very simplified logo that is plastered in many different forms across Google’s mobile products. Perhaps having a more streamlined logo for the Chrome ecosystem is a good choice, something that the company wants to do before any sort of commercial release of Chrome OS devices through third party manufacturers.
Do you like the look of this new logo design?
via CNET, Peter Beverloo
13 Responses to “A Possible Logo Change For Chrome”
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A340-600
08. Mar, 2011
I think it looks nice!
Todd Vierling
08. Mar, 2011
The Chromium logo, of course. I don’t know how well that would look in the quad-color Chrome design.
Daniel Cawrey
08. Mar, 2011
It’s certainly less three dimensional.
Daniel Cawrey
08. Mar, 2011
It could translate well. I would anticipate, looking at the timeline of things, that we may see the new-look quad color logo introduced at Google I/O in May. Thanks for your comment Todd.
bob
08. Mar, 2011
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Todd Vierling
08. Mar, 2011
Well, I’m posting a new Chromium OS build shortly, which should sport these new logos from what I see of the checkins/branches. Expect that in an hour or two at blog.duh.org.
Todd Vierling
09. Mar, 2011
…yep, that’s the new logo. It’s used throughout the new build.
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Nick98
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I don’t think the new chrome logo looks as modern as the version 11 logo. Google have made a backward step with the logo and the logo might put off users