The big G continues to improve its apps, as well as search, so there’s now a notable change in an app that’s often used all the time: Google Phone. A modification so th at handle the phone with one hand
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Everything at your fingertips in one call
Via Android Police, it was discovered that in a beta version of Google Phone, there is a series of interface changes for the time the user is on a call.
So far, this app has placed its action buttons in a legend in two rows of three. These allow access the numeric keypad, mute the microphoneadd participants, record interactions, put on hold and a number of other features.
A not-quite-optimized experience, so you sometimes have to wade through those horizontal lines to access all the options. The Google phone version 90.0.475844574 adjust these options in a row of four with one button showing the rest of the buttons on call.
This new interface close the buttons and places them on a type of card that collapses on the screen to be better positioned and therefore easier to manipulate with one hand during a call.
Lo mejor de todo es que, en esos teléfonos más alargados en su forma, los botones aparecen más abajo para que podamos manejarnos fácilmente. Esta prueba está siendo desde el lado del servidor, así que posiblemente estando en esa versión, habrá que esperar a su despliegue final.