Google has an app of the same name for Android, which we often refer to as the Google app. This is a pre-installed application that primarily provides mobile access to Google’s search. But it also has Google Discover, collections and other features. Now Google is developing this application a little bit and adapting it to the current situation.
The previous system does not seem particularly logical compared to other Google applications. This is due to various configuration changes that have been present for most Google applications for some time. With a few No related updates yetThis primarily affects the main menu of applications.
The main menu actually has a new place in Android apps
New applications ensure that this can be found in one place in every application. In a recent overhaul of the Google app, access to settings has also changed. So far these are found in the “More” tab, which will no longer be in the future. Instead, the settings can now be found “behind” the profile picture.
In fact, even the entire fifth tab will disappear. All saved menu items will be found behind the profile picture. This change of Google app has already appeared with first users, which is why there are already visible screen shots.
The Google app loses a fifth tab: a rollout is expected for the next few months
However, it is not yet clear when this change will come to all other Android users. It may take a few days, but it can take months. Google has not made any announcement about this. First, users of the beta version will definitely benefit.

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