Summary
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Google can re -design the upcoming call screen of your phone app, which can offer different -north and fall buttons or a horizontal slider.
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The current swipe system can be replaced with more user -friendly UI options to respond or reduce the call.
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This is uncertain when the new design will be implemented, but it promises to improve the current system.
We all have their own small annoyance that bothers us more than everyone. I have always been Android’s upcoming call screen with Google’s phone app. Thankfully, it seems that a redesign may be in the way.
The “Phone By Google” app is a default dial app on many Android devices, and it appears to have a basic incoming call screen. A floating phone button appears at the bottom of the screen, which you just swipe to respond or swipe down to the fall. However, at least for me, it is not so easy.
My problem is the placement of the button. For some reason, I always feel that there is not enough space on the screen so that the call can be swipe far enough to reject. It usually takes me to do many, very deliberate efforts. Perhaps this is because I usually have a case on my phone with a small lip around the edges, but it doesn’t matter. For this, there is a lot of space on the screen to be a non-day.
Thankfully, Google is working on a new design that can control us how the upcoming calls are displayed. Last year, Google was working on separate answer and fall button. Then, earlier this year, it was working on a bullet -shaped horizontal slider. According to strings found in a recent tear of an APK, both UI may be available in the app to choose between users.
answer_method_preference_list_key
Incoming call gesture
Horizontal swipe
Single tap
Here the new incoming call screen can look like both versions of UI.
As Android authority It is said that different -different answer and fall buttons are similar to how the calls coming on the iPhone and Samsung Galaxy phones look. The pellet-shaped horizontal slider is too much Google-Y look. This is the same as the Google Clock app displays dismissal and snooze options for the alarm.
Although it is still an early day and is based on only one APK tearing, I am still very excited about the possibility of UI. There will be a improvement at both current swipeing gestures. Unfortunately, we have no way to know when the change will come, although it seems likely to come. Personally, I would be more surprised if Google allows it to be the user’s choice rather than updating the app with the new UI. We will see
Source: Android authority

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