Please verify your email address. The Google app's bottom navigation bar has received a Material You 3 makeover on both Android and iOS. The refreshed app is currently only available in beta ...

The bottom bar is the Google app has been updated to Material 3. There’s now a pill-shaped indicator to let you know what tab you’re on. The update appears in the latest beta. It’s not ...

Google could be bringing back the bottom address bar in the Chrome web browser. The Chromium Gerrit changes indicate Google may be reintroducing a feature it abruptly pulled four years ago.

Google has long allowed iOS users to move the Chrome address bar to the bottom of the screen. This feature makes it easier to reach the bar with one hand, especially as smartphones keep getting ...

If you fall into the second category, you might find having the Google search bar on your home screen a bit of an annoyance. While the search bar makes it easier to conduct web searches ...

The current implementation is straightforward. Google has relocated the address bar, allowing users to access it more conveniently. While this new layout provides a fresh perspective, it does not ...

Google has recently updated the bottom bar of the Google app to Material 3. It had adopted the design in 2023, but it reverted to the previous version. First, a tab icon will be highlighted to let you ...

Please verify your email address. Google Drive's latest update now integrates filter chips directly into the search bar, making it easier to find files by type, people involved, or date modified.

With Chrome 129, Google is making a small tweak where Android’s navigation bar is now themed to every page. Previously, the gesture navigation bar in Chrome was either light or dark depending on ...

It also bars Google from making payments to device makers to preinstall its app store and from sharing revenue generated from the Play store with other app distributors. If Donato denies Google's ...

With the latest version of Chrome Canary today, the bottom address bar is live. It’s really quite straightforward, with Google just moving the browser ‘chrome’ to the bottom of your screen.