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- Google Clock V7.14 brings a small but notable visual update in the alarm and settings toggle.
- Refreshted toggle design is a part of Google’s Material 3 expressing the expression.
- A full design is expected with the clock app version 8.
The Google Clock app is still awaiting the expression of its large content 3, but more modest updates are already starting to move visual in this direction. The app version 7.14 has introduced some precise UI adaptation, and you can already check them.
The most obvious change is in the app toggle switches. They have been refreshed from a chinkier, more round design, a sketch that is off -position, and a slightly refreshed from the bright color scheme. You will see a new shape in the alarm list and settings menu, which will give the app a sophisticated feeling without maintenance of the basic setting. This is a small adaptation, but one that fits in the language of Google’s developing design.
Alarm before designing againSettings before the re -designAlarm after re -designSettings after re -design
These changes offer the foundations as the Google clock app develops a lot of dramatic improvements. Back in May, we got a look at the full design expected in Version 8, in which some very bold content showed 3 expressive visuals. This version includes large fonts, a latest alarm creation panel, re -designed button to exclude alarm, and wallpaper -based backgrounds to replace the old empty canvas.
None of these major changes are still straight, but today’s updates show that Google is setting stage. Clock V7.14 may not be a huge leap of moving forward, but we will keep a keen eye for full reforms in the future version.
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