Google revamps nearby sharing with Material You design

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Google’s new Material You design is reportedly making its way to the nearby sharing feature on Android smartphones and tablets. The tech giant has already instilled the update to Google Docs, Slides and Sheets. Activation/deactivation of material was implemented with version 1.22.442.03.90. Google apps like Android Auto and Google TV have also been revamped with this switch. What is Nearby Sharing According to a blog post from Google, Nearby Sharing has started rolling out to Android 6.0+ devices. The feature makes it easy to instantly share files, links, images and more with people around you, all while protecting your privacy, the blog post reads. Google Nearby Sharing is the Android version of Apple’s AirDrop feature that helps users share data from iOS devices with others. In the app there is a new wave animation that goes from left to right while the app is “Searching for nearby devices”. Also, the text is now slightly larger and centered. The Material You redesign adds visual changes to the main UI that users interact with in the Nearby Share app. The update is expected to be rolled out gradually. For the uninitiated, you need to install the latest version of the security update. What is the Material You redesignThe switch is designed like a pill and therefore the Material switch (M3) is bigger than the previous one, reports 9to5Google. an icon in the switch thumb. Google explains that M2s are switches with circular thumbs that extend beyond the edge of the track, while M3 switches have a taller, wider track, new color mappings, and the ability to hold an icon in the switch thumb. See also:

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