Pixel Camera — logos

Not to be confused with Android Open Source Project's Camera.



May–August 2007 (unused)	August 2007–2008 (unused)	2008 (unused)	2008–2009	2009–2011	2011	2011–2012


2012–2013	2013–2014	2011–2014	April–October 2014	2014–2019	2016 (unused)	2016–present

Camera

May–August 2007 (unused)

Used in Android build htc-20655.0.8.0.0, the earliest known build of Android.

August 2007–2008 (unused)

Used in Android build htc-29386.0.9.0.0 and m3-rc20a.

2008 (unused)

Used in Android build m5-rc14.

2008–2009

Used in Android 0.9 and 1.x (1.0, 1.1 Petit Four, 1.5 Cupcake, 1.6 Donut).

2009–2011

Used in Android 2.x Eclair, 2.2 Froyo and 2.3 Gingerbread.

2011

Used in Android 3.x Honeycomb.

2011–2012

Used in Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and 4.1 Jelly Bean.

2012–2013

Used in Android 4.2 and 4.3 Jelly Bean.

2013–2014

Used in Android 4.4 KitKat.

Google Glass Camera

2011–2014

NO KNOWN LOGO

Before the launch of the Google Pixel, Google's research facility division, X Development was working on camera technology for Google Glass. This technology would later be used on Google's Pixel phones.

Google Camera

April–May 2014

This icon was used with some early releases of the app.

April–October 2014

This icon was used with the launch of the app to the Play Store in April 2014.

2014–2019

2016 (unused)

BETTER LOGO NEEDED

Google Camera (2016–2023) Pixel Camera (2023–present)

2016–present

SVG NEEDED

With the introduction of the Google Pixel line of smartphones, Google's Camera app became exclusive to Pixel devices. This icon was first seen at Google I/O 2016, and then seen on the app in 2017, but it did not fully launch until 2019.

In 2023, the app's name was changed to "Pixel Camera", to signify its exclusiveness to Pixel devices.

External links

Official website

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Google Pixel

Part of Google

Smartphones
Pixel (models)

Tablets
Pixel Tablet

Laptops
Pixelbook (Go)

Wearables
Pixel Buds | Pixel Watch (models)

Other Pixelbook (Pen) | Stand

Defunct
Smartphones: Nexus (One¹ | S² | Galaxy Nexus² | 4³ | 5³ | 6⁴ | 5X³ | 6P⁵)
Tablets: Nexus (7⁶ | 9¹ | 10²) | Pixel C | Pixel Slate
Laptops: Chromebook Pixel
Media Players: Nexus Q | Nexus Player⁶

Notes

¹	Manufactured by HTC.
²	Manufactured by Samsung Electronics.
³	Manufactured by LG Electronics.
⁴	Manufactured by Motorola Mobility.
⁵	Manufactured by Huawei.
⁶	Manufactured by ASUS.

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Google

Part of Alphabet Inc.

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YouTube

Part of Google

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Google Chrome

Part of Google

Web services
Developers | Web Store

Hardware products
Chromebook | Chromebox

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Chromebook

Part of Google

Chromebook laptops
Pixelbook (Go) | HP Chromebook¹ | Galaxy Chromebook² (models)

Chromebook Plus laptops
Lenovo Chromebook Plus³

Operating system
ChromeOS (Flex)

Defunct
Chromebook Pixel | Samsung Chromebook²

Notes

¹	Developed by HP.
²	Developed by Samsung Electronics.
³	Developed by Lenovo.

Other
ChromeOS | Lens | Password Manager | Translate

Defunct
Apps | Chromecast¹ | Stadia

Notes

¹	Now replaced by Google TV Streamer.

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Google Workspace

Part of Google

Main services
Google Workspace (Marketplace | Updates)

Education services
Assignments | Classroom

Chatting services
Chat | Groups | Meet | Voice

Management services
Admin | Drive | Endpoint management | Vault | Work Insights

Other services
Apps Script | AppSheet

Defunct
Google App Maker¹ | Currents²

Notes

¹	Discontinued on January 19, 2021 due to Google's acquisition of AppSheet
²	Merged with Google Chat.

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Android

Part of Google

Events
The Android Show (I/O Edition | XR Edition)

Notes

¹	Developed by Amazon.
²	Developed by HTC.
³	Developed by Microsoft.
⁴	Developed by Xiaomi.
⁵	Developed by Xiaomi, only used on Black Shark devices.
⁶	Developed by Samsung Electronics.
⁷	Developed by Cyanogen Inc.
⁸	Aftermarket Android custom ROM.
⁹	Developed by Huawei. Now used on HarmonyOS for Mainland China models only.
¹⁰	Developed by Honor since 2021. Formerly developed by Huawei.
¹¹	Developed by Vivo.
¹²	Developed by Vivo, now replaced by OriginOS.
¹³	Developed by Vivo, only used on iQOO devices.
¹⁴	Developed by Nokia, later Microsoft Mobile.
¹⁵	Developed by Oppo
¹⁶	Developed by Transsion for TECNO devices.
¹⁷	Developed by Transsion for itel devices.
¹⁸	Developed by Transsion for Infinix devices.
¹⁹	Developed by Sky Cable Corporation.
²⁰	Developed by Nothing.

Google Play
Books | Games | Console | Points | Pass

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Wear OS

Part of Google

Services:
Android | iOS

Software skins:
One UI Watch¹

Notes

¹	Developed by Samsung Electronics

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Chromebook

Part of Google

Chromebook laptops
Pixelbook (Go) | HP Chromebook¹ | Galaxy Chromebook² (models)

Chromebook Plus laptops
Lenovo Chromebook Plus³

Operating system
ChromeOS (Flex)

Defunct
Chromebook Pixel | Samsung Chromebook²

Notes

¹	Developed by HP.
²	Developed by Samsung Electronics.
³	Developed by Lenovo.

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Google Pixel

Part of Google

Smartphones
Pixel (models)

Tablets
Pixel Tablet

Laptops
Pixelbook (Go)

Wearables
Pixel Buds | Pixel Watch (models)

Other Pixelbook (Pen) | Stand

Notes

¹	Manufactured by HTC.
²	Manufactured by Samsung Electronics.
³	Manufactured by LG Electronics.
⁴	Manufactured by Motorola Mobility.
⁵	Manufactured by Huawei.
⁶	Manufactured by ASUS.

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Google AI

Part of DeepMind, Google

Staple services
Google AI (for Developers | Studio) | Google Labs

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Google Labs

Part of Google AI

Notes

¹	Originally developed by Google Workspace, but the artificial intelligence feature developed by Google Labs.

Gemini
chatbot | language model | API | Code Assist | CLI

PaLM¹
language model | API | MakerSuite

Other artificial intelligences
Antigravity | Nano Banana

Notes

¹	Discontinued in 2024 and now replaced by Gemini's language model

Hoaxes
Blimp Ads | Translate for Animals

Notes

¹	Originally developed by Samsung Electronics, co-produced with Google since 2024.
²	Has an equity stake, is co-owned with various record labels, including Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, and Warner Music Group.
³	Now owned by Arduino.
⁴	Now owned by Hyundai Motor Group.
⁵	Became a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc..
⁶	Now owned by Lenovo.
⁷	Absorbed into Squarespace.

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Android

Part of Google

Events
The Android Show (I/O Edition | XR Edition)

Notes

¹	Developed by Amazon.
²	Developed by HTC.
³	Developed by Microsoft.
⁴	Developed by Xiaomi.
⁵	Developed by Xiaomi, only used on Black Shark devices.
⁶	Developed by Samsung Electronics.
⁷	Developed by Cyanogen Inc.
⁸	Aftermarket Android custom ROM.
⁹	Developed by Huawei. Now used on HarmonyOS for Mainland China models only.
¹⁰	Developed by Honor since 2021. Formerly developed by Huawei.
¹¹	Developed by Vivo.
¹²	Developed by Vivo, now replaced by OriginOS.
¹³	Developed by Vivo, only used on iQOO devices.
¹⁴	Developed by Nokia, later Microsoft Mobile.
¹⁵	Developed by Oppo
¹⁶	Developed by Transsion for TECNO devices.
¹⁷	Developed by Transsion for itel devices.
¹⁸	Developed by Transsion for Infinix devices.
¹⁹	Developed by Sky Cable Corporation.
²⁰	Developed by Nothing.