Recently, reports have surfaced about an upcoming redesign for the Google Phone app, featuring a new Material 3 Expressive design language. The redesign will introduce various changes to the app's interface, including a revamped layout for the Recents tab, updated dial pad, and redesigned filters for calls. Users can expect a more modern and visually appealing design with streamlined functionality.
One notable feature of the redesign is the ability to answer calls with a horizontal swipe or single tap, providing a more intuitive user experience. Additionally, the app will incorporate rectangular fields with rounded corners for calls and contacts, enhancing the organization of information within the app. Overall, the updated design aims to enhance user interaction and make navigating the Google Phone app more seamless.
Check out the images below to get a preview of the new design for the Google Phone app compared to the current layout:
New Material 3 Expressive design for the Google Phone app. | Image credit: PhoneArena
Current design for the Google Phone app. | Image credit: PhoneArena
Stay tuned for the official rollout of the redesigned Google Phone app and experience a refreshed look with enhanced features and functionality.
