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Friday Poll: Which Google App Would You Like to See Receive a Material Design Makeover Next?

Tim July 25, 2014 124

While cruising through /r/Android on reddit, we came across an interesting poll, asking folks which Google app they would like to see receive a Material Design makeover next. Now that we have Google+, Chrome Beta, and a bit of Google Play updated with the new...

Chrome Beta Update Introduces Material Design Styling

Kellen July 24, 2014 81

Chrome Beta on Android just received an update that introduces a new icon and Material Design styling. If you aren't seeing the update through Google Play, feel free to grab the .apk file from below and sideload it. The update jumps Chrome Beta up to build 37....

Video: Google Play 4.9.13 Tour!

Kellen July 22, 2014 32

The new version of Google Play is rolling out today as version 4.9.13. Up front, it doesn't look like a massive overhaul, since the category and main pages haven't been touched, but individual listings for apps, music, books, and movies have all been given a...

Google Play’s Material Design Makeover, That was Shown at Google I/O, is Underway

Kellen July 14, 2014 31

During Google I/O 2014, we saw the beginning of a new set of design guidelines take shape in the form of Material Design. Google wants all of its products across all platforms to look a certain way, with layers, depth, motion, and even a sense of texture or...

Talon for Twitter Updated With Material Design Aesthetics, Limited to Android L Users

Tim July 3, 2014 31

Are you running the Android L preview, but still looking to increase your Material Design intake? Well, the developer of Talon for Twitter has released his updated application, bringing Google's new design language to life. This is one of the first...

Google Docs and Sheets Updated with Android L and Microsoft Office Compatibility

Kyle July 1, 2014 17

As QuickOffice quietly moves towards obsoletion, Google is doing its darnedest to integrate all of the deprecated app's features into its office suite. If today's massive updates to Docs and Sheets are any indication, the team is nearly finished. The biggest...

Android L Features: New Multi-tasking

Kyle July 1, 2014 129

Android's current implementation of multitasking is serviceable, but hasn't substantially changed since Honeycomb. With the Android L release, the team at Google has radically redesigned the Recents menu's UI and framework to make switching between apps faster...

Here are Android “L” App Design Screenshots for Maps, Settings, Music, Keyboard, and More

Tim June 25, 2014 187

Everyone is waiting patiently for Google to release the Android L preview build tomorrow, but hopefully these screenshots can help ease the impatience. Android L, from what we can see so far, is a major redesign for the OS. App color schemes and various...