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Google uses a font in its documents that you can see in the names of many of its products:
Check out this PDF file to see the font in different weights: http://goo.gl/Sk90
What font is that?
See this thread
Actually, I just found another PDF that says it's Trade Gothic! It sure looks like it:
http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/linotype/trade-gothic/
Well they're both grotesques but I don't think they look all that similar. Check the bowl of the lowercase a, and the width. Top terminal of t is sheared differently. Trade Gothic has a spurred G...
EDIT More info here
21 Jun 2010 — 12:11pm
See this thread
21 Jun 2010 — 12:36pm
Actually, I just found another PDF that says it's Trade Gothic! It sure looks like it:
http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/linotype/trade-gothic/
21 Jun 2010 — 1:02pm
Well they're both grotesques but I don't think they look all that similar. Check the bowl of the lowercase a, and the width. Top terminal of t is sheared differently. Trade Gothic has a spurred G...
EDIT More info here