Not all apps are created equal, but one stands out as a shining star in a world of subpar experiences on Android.

Android 17 might ditch flat design for Apple-style blur, bringing a more polished, lightweight feel to menus and controls.

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Google is set to introduce subtle, Apple-inspired blur effects across Android 17. From the system UI to volume controls, the new design aims to add depth while keeping the interface familiar.

Android 17 leaks reveal a new dynamic blur effect for system UI elements and a redesigned screen recorder with a floating ...

Forward-looking: The next version of Android will introduce unprecedented restrictions for app developers. All apps targeting Android 16 must be adaptive, meaning custom UI choices that don't scale ...

Google is following last year’s Material 3 Expressive redesign on phones by introducing significantly more blur across Android 17.

Samsung has always offered a horizontal layout for the app drawer on its devices. The company has inherently avoided a vertical app drawer since the early TouchWiz days. However, this is going to ...

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