The first time we got a clue of major redesign in Android was when the Gmail's Material look was leaked. Although we haven't got Gmail redesign yet, we did get a taste of what Material's going to be when Google+ got its update.
When at I/O, Google revealed Android L, it was proven that we were getting a major design change to the stock Android UI in rather long time.
Material Design is a set of design guidelines set by Google for app developers to follow and Google has got some great references for developers by showing off their core apps in the L look.
When at I/O, Google revealed Android L, it was proven that we were getting a major design change to the stock Android UI in rather long time.
Material Design is a set of design guidelines set by Google for app developers to follow and Google has got some great references for developers by showing off their core apps in the L look.
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Calendar app across various screens |
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Calendar on mobile |
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Chrome Browser |
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Contacts |
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Photos |
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Gmail or Email Mobile |
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Gmail or Email on various screens |
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Play Music/NewsStand/Play Games |
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Google Keep |
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Maps on Tablets |
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Maps Mobile |
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Play Music Mobile |
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Play Music on Tablet |
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Gmail on tablet |
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Youtube |
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