Google is rolling out a fresh new look for the Phone app on Android, inspired by the Material 3 Expressive design. The redesign, found in the latest beta version (177.0.763181107-publicbeta-pixel2024) of the Phone by Google app, aims to enhance the user experience with incoming calls and in-call menus.
Key changes include larger caller names and photos, oval-shaped buttons for features like keypad and speaker, and a revamped call interface with improved visibility. The update also introduces new animations and removes unnecessary text from the screen, streamlining the call experience.
Even users on Android 15 can expect to access these updates through the Google Play Store, making the app more accessible to a wider range of devices. While the changes may seem subtle, they have the potential to enhance overall usability and user satisfaction.
Google's commitment to continuous improvement underscores its dedication to providing a seamless experience for Android users. By prioritizing user feedback and refining app design, Google is setting a precedent for user-centric innovation in the tech industry.
