On This Day in Tech History

Stories PublishedOctober 1Throughout History
Historic Tech Events
Google Unveils New Logo Design

Google Unveils New Logo Design

2015

After 16 years, Google unveiled a new logo in 2015. The design has a more straightforward, flatter appearance and vibrant colors that more accurately reflect the company's status as a tech juggernaut. The design team spent months developing a straightforward, recognizable layout with a sans-serif font. All of Google's products and services now use the new logo. It strengthened Google's reputation as a dynamic tech company that works to improve web accessibility for all users.

Germany invades Poland, starting World War II

Germany invades Poland, starting World War II

1939

On September 1, 1939, Germany invaded Poland in the free city of Danzig, marking the beginning of World War II. The invasion was part of Hitler's plan to expand Germany's territory and establish dominance over Europe. Despite efforts to negotiate a peaceful resolution, the invasion triggered a swift response from Britain and France, which declared war on Germany two days later. The invasion of Poland led to one of the deadliest conflicts in human history, with millions of lives lost before the war ended in 1945.

Toyota Debuts Luxury Lexus Brand

Toyota Debuts Luxury Lexus Brand

1989

In 1989, precisely on September 1st, Toyota unveiled the Lexus brand in the United States, introducing two new luxury car models: the LS 400 sedan and the ES 250 sedan. The launch marked Toyota's entry into the high-end car market, as it sought to compete with other major luxury car makers. The introduction of Lexus has since become a major milestone in the history of the automotive industry.

Stories Published in 2025
Stories Published in 2023
Stories Published in 2022
Stories Published in 2021
Stories Published in 2020
Stories Published in 2018

Trending Topics

blockchaincryptocurrencyhackernoon-top-storyprogrammingsoftware-developmenttechnologystartuphackernoon-booksBitcoinbooks
Search byAlgolia ad