US EditionGoogle Maps Is Rolling Out a New Look for the Listing Page (APK Teardown)
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The Google Maps app is preparing an interface evolution that will include visual retouching. It is not the maps that will change, but some practical sheets. It is an update that will certainly not be as spectacular as the immersive view of Google Maps, but it is a evolution that does not change.
The next time you open the most popular mobile navigation app, you might notice a few intriguing changes. Google Maps has once again undergone a minor redesign in a frequently used section. Now, information about specific locations is displayed in a slightly different way. This is supposed to be even clearer and more intuitive. The refreshed view will take some getting used to, though you'll likely soon forget what the interface looked like befo…
A look at the current APK of Google Maps reveals changes to the layout of the detail pages. Version 25.29.00.782600971 brings several adjustments intended to improve the user experience. The most noticeable change is the switch to the "Material 3 Expressive" map design. Google...Read the article: Google Maps: New design for location details in development You can support us with every purchase you make through Amazon. Your price remains the same…
Google Maps is getting a facelift. The location page has been updated to improve clarity, with some adjustments visible in the latest version of the app.
Google Maps is rolling out a new look for the listing page (APK teardown)
Credit: Rita El Khoury / Android Authority Google Maps is getting a few UI tweaks for the listing page. The “Popular times” section for a location has moved above the reviews section. The options for suggesting an edit, measuring distance, adding a missing place, and adding your business now have proper buttons. When you search for a place in Google Maps, say the Eiffel Tower, you’ll see a listing page right under the map. The overview tab on t…
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