Google’s default Phone app gets a redesign overhaul with Android 16 | Infinium-tech

With Android 16, Google Material is preparing a major design overhaul to suit 3 expressive design language. But instead of starting a new look for all its apps, Google is slowly designing its main app. The most recent changes in the default phone app have recently discussed a lot.

In a small blog post, Google shows the new phone app and explains why he is doing these changes.

The first thing is that the new phone app is very simple and more streamlined. Below the crowded bottom is now showing just “home”, “keypad” and “vaisel”. Filters such as missed calls, contacts and spas have been taken to the home tab.

Talking about, the home tab shares space with favorite contacts and shows recent call logs. Additionally, the calls from the same contact are now shown separately.

The “contact” tab is completely gone, and the “keypad” tab moves in the middle and replaces the floating action button. The dialer is no longer around you while switching between the tab in the phone app.

Last but at least, Google is experimenting with a new swipe gesture to respond and reject the call to reduce the contingent answers while pulling out the phone from its pocket. However, Google is taking suggestions from users, so swipes can change gestures.

The app is available only to beta testers for now, but it is possible that Google Android 16 can release a new version before it is launched.

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