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- Google Maps is testing a material 3 expression style re -design on OS 5 wearing.
- The new UI includes large icons and a better setting.
- The changes are still designed to select consumers.
Google Maps is finding a new shape on smart watchs, and it’s not waiting for OS6 to wear. The app is now testing a newly designed interface with some users, which is on the wear OS 5, which is offering a bold, more modern setting according to the design of Google’s content 3 expression.
Telegram user shows several UI changes shared with us by Hardick. The Galaxy Watch 4 running maps version was caught at 25.23.01.766241648.W, new shape contains large icons and selection selection that are in line with small circular screens. Often used actions such as “home,” work “, and” rentals “are now appearing like color modules, while navigation methods are presented as compact pills with clear icons.
A video of the garment in use with the new design elements is:
This is a significant departure from the old UI, which is very tilt on the minimum icon and the black menu. While the previous versions often bury options in the lists decorated, the latest layout brings everything to the surface with large contact goals, echoing similar changes in the recently re -designed OS version of Gmail and Cape, echoing changes.
Check out these screenshots of new UI:
Although re -designing the maps does not include the full taming found in the Wear OS 6 developer preview, it still reflects Google’s widespread pressure from its smart watch apps to consistency and access to access.
Compare the aforementioned images as to how the interface currently searches mostly wearing OS Google Maps users, as shown below:
Google has not officially recognized the rollout, and not all users are still seeing a new layout during this testing phase. However, according to more basic apps, with it starting to follow it, this is another sign that Google is the basis of a more united visual experience.
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