The first thing you can see is that the name of the person who is calling you or you is calling looks bigger in the upper part of the display (that person and his phone number must be included in your contact app) and collar images will be bigger. Caps, mutes, speakers, and more buttons are no longer round but the ovarists. When tapped, these buttons change shapes. The call button remains a circle.
New form of phone via Google Android app. | Image Credit-Android Authority
When there is an incoming phone call, Google has removed the “call” text that appears on the top of the screen. After responding to the call, the other party’s phone number will remain on the display, unlike the current design, which shows the number of call length. With a re -design, the call time moves to the upper part of the screen. In addition, a new animation has also been added that a profile picture is shown for the incoming collar.
The current look for the phone through the Google Android app. | Image Credit-Android Authority
This new shape should not be surprising because Google likes to make changes to its native Android apps all the time and then. The changes that have been made are not scattered in the ground, but it may be easy for consumers to read the name of the person who is called by the use of a large size text. When your fingers are rotating the Fungs of the Red End button and you are having trouble taping clean, you should be easier to press the big tablet’s size button.
This is about Google. Re -designing minor known apps can really improve the Android user experience with the platform.
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