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Tuesday, July 26, 2005

Search Google with your Logo

Make your Google Logo

Make your own Google logo and search page with Logogle—the Google Logo making web site.

Information via Philipp Lenssen's Google Blogoscoped, which always has something new about Google.

Spot Quiz:
What's the difference between logos from Logogle and Google's logo?
The logos don't follow the BRYBGR colours of Google's logo, that is, a Blue Red Yellow Blue Green Red pattern of the Google logo.


posted by Chirayu @ 5:51:00 PM