By Tony Connelly

The new look ditches the old serif typeface which Google has used since 1999 in favour of its own sans-serif creation. The changes will see the letters of “Google” transform into a series of four coloured dots that morph life depending on the kind of search that is being made.

When a search is initiated, the Google typeface will give way to the four coloured dots which will undulate like water. The increasing popularity of voice searches has been accounted for as well; now when an audible search is being made the four dots Read full story ›

Source: The Drum