Weather information is also available from the Google Pixel Clock app so you can wake up in the morning knowing if the weather will be sunny or if the showers will continue. The Google app has now been updated with the redesign of the card carousel which is called “your space”.
Just below the field dedicated to research, you will find different sheets focused on the incognito search, product purchase, text translation or other options such as identifying a song or searching for a photo in the image library.
A carousel with cards that, instead of being rounded rectangles, fit into a solid, taller container. In other words, the elements that have been separated they are now part of a “whole” to display informati on more effectively
This is the redesign of the Google application
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Towards this new space or container Google called it “your space” with a settings map right at the end. User space cards remain unchanged to stay in all of these:
- Air quality of the user’s current location.
- Finance– Stock prices and market trends for the sectors followed by the user.
- Sports: Hardware updates that are tracked.
- Time– Current weather conditions at current location.
The new name “your space” not only remains in the updated Google app, but also switch to Discover on the home screen located further to the left (as long as it is active). What is recommended is to go through the Google Play Store to update the application to version 15.12 on Android.
In the tests carried out in EL ESPAÑOL – El Androide Libre, this redesigned section is not yet active and is now called “your space”, so all that remains is to wait for it be enabled on the server sideaccording to 9to5Googleas happens on other occasions with similar updates.
Another update made by Google concerning the weather. The only thing we expect is that at some point finally launch a standalone weather app which can be downloaded from the Google Play Store, since in recent months it has dedicated itself to improving some of its applications to offer temperature and other data, as happened with the Clock application in the month of March.
