Android 16 introduces a bold new look with a blur-heavy Quick Settings panel and customizable tile sizes. The status bar and ...

Google unveiled its latest Material 3 Expressive design last week, and you can already see it in action in the Android 16 QPR1 beta.

I've been using Android since version 1.5, and I've not seen a UI change this refreshing since it all started.

These UI changes aren’t enabled ... and we’ve already caught glimpses of these design changes in Android—including a notable increase in background blur effects. Ahead of I/O next month ...

The latest Android release packs a ton of terrific new features. Chances are, at least one of these is something you've been ...

What’s the new Android UI going to look like? Blur everywhere: Google is about to adopt the idea of blur. Yes, there will be blurred backgrounds through many screens should this new UI ...

The Material 3 Expressive design language for Android 16 and Wear OS 6 is expected to be a significant step up in the ...

Android 16 Material 3 Expressive design: The background blur. Image source: Google Google is also introducing more shapes for UI elements, offering developers a variety of choices for their apps.

likely the first Android 16 QPR1 beta, expected by the end of May, which will offer an early look at the "Material 3 Expressive" redesign with features like blur effects and updated UI elements.

Google accidentally showed off its big Android design refresh last week, but now Material 3 Expressive is official. Google says the new interface will begin with Android OS, but it will eventually ...

A little over a week ago, someone on Google’s design team accidentally posted the details of their new design language, called Material 3 Expressive. This morning, as a part of “The Android Show,” ...