Summary: Google appears to be working on an updated version of its Material Design guidelines for Android. It could be called “Material Design 3 Expressive,” and the firm could officially announce it ...

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We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. It has been over 10 years since Google introduced Material Design. Can you believe that? Over the years, we ...

In September, Google started testing a new document scanner on Android, and this Material 3 Expressive redesign is now seeing a wider beta.

We recently uncovered Google’s work on a major visual overhaul of Android. The company is giving Android a fresh coat of paint using the Material 3 Expressive design language. This overhaul entails ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. The release of Android 16 QPR1 is easily the star of today’s Google I/O show for those of us in the Android ...

Google is implementing a big redesign of Android with Material 3 Expressive. This updated design language will spread across apps and Android itself with the upcoming Android 16 QPR1 update. And ...

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Google has started rolling out Android 16 QPR1 Beta 1 to Pixel smartphones. The latest update brings with it a fresh wave of design changes under what it calls the Material 3 Expressive system. This ...

Google's big I/O 2025 event is just around the corner, and AI will obviously dominate the main keynote, which is usually focused on the upcoming version of Android. Google will still talk about ...

If you're not fully on board the AI hype train, I would understand if you feel that Android has lost its way. When Google, Samsung, and Motorola are packing AI features into places you never thought ...