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Feb 06, 2025 Chathura Prabhaswara Gamage News 40 hits
Google has introduced a significant update to Gboard's dynamic color theme via a server-side update. This update brings visual improvements, making the keyboard look more consistent across devices. After months of testing that began last year, Gboard now sports a fresh, modern look.
Previously, the Gboard Dynamic Color theme used four distinct colors for:
Now, the Shift, Emoji/Comma, Period, Backspace, ?123, and Enter keys share the same color. Additionally, the 2×2 icon in the upper left corner matches these keys. This new color scheme applies to both phones and tablets, offering a more consistent and clean appearance.
This update enhances consistency, giving Gboard a balanced and fluid look. However, some users might find the Dynamic Color theme slightly less vibrant, depending on their wallpaper. For those using dark mode, the keyboard now appears even darker, improving readability in low-light conditions.
The update first appeared in beta versions of Gboard in late October 2024. Later, Google expanded it to the stable version for more users. Now, in Gboard version 14.9, these changes are widely available in both stable and beta versions.
If you haven't seen the changes yet, try the following steps:
If you're using the beta version of Gboard, you'll notice an updated 2×2 icon. Previously enclosed in a circle, the icon is now fully filled and no longer enclosed, making it distinct from the voice search icon.
These visual updates bring a cleaner and more consistent design to Gboard, enhancing the overall user experience while preserving Android's Dynamic Color theme. Stay updated and enjoy a more seamless typing experience!
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