Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides Apps Get UI Update
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Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides Apps Get UI Update

Google announced a UI refresh for three of its Android apps late last week. Users of Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Google Slides should see the tweaks in the coming weeks, as it usually takes time for Google to roll the changes out to all users.

Google describes the change as a “modernized visual design,” with a refreshed look for the editing toolbar, icons, background colors, and more. They included the above screenshot from the new UI above.

If and when your apps receive this update, please let us know if you spot anything major inside that we need to know about. We’re all about the hidden goodies.

Again, expect these changes to arrive within the next few weeks on your Android device.

// Google

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Stumbling upon Droid Life randomly after purchasing a Motorola DROID in late 2009, then setting out to learn everything he could about Android, Tim quickly became an integral part of the site's comment section. After quite some time of strictly commenting on Droid Life, Tim was offered an opportunity to write feature stories for the site, such as custom ROM overviews, as well as interviews with Android community members. Following success of those, Tim became a full time writer and editor for Droid Life, now spending his time on news articles, device reviews, producing videos, and much more. Tim currently resides in Portland, OR with his longtime girlfriend and two wonderful dog children (Loki & Thor). In his spare time, Tim enjoys playing guitar, drinking coffee, practicing photography, and destroying kids on Call of Duty.

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  • Did they forget about the step children….Google Forms and Google Drawings?

    Google also has slowwwwwly been updating the Google Contacts app. It now shows weather of the Contact’s city if you have an address filled in. Loving how if you keep the app on the Highlights tab it surfaces needed info when you need it….or when Google believes you need it.

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