After introducing this novelty in the web version, Google has now started the Release of the new design of the prompt bar of Gemini for both the Android and iOS version of the app. The changes concern theinterface of the initial screen of the appwith the aim of making the interaction more fluid, orderly and consistent with the other services of the Google ecosystem.
Index:
- Less disorder, more clarity
- The default suggestions
Less disorder, more clarity
One of the main novelties of the new design concerns theElimination of the so -called “chips”that is, the separate buttons that suggested some quick actions, together with the classic button with the three dots located next to the +symbol. These elements have been replaced by a New “Tools” menurepresented by a compact icon similar to that already used in Chrome for the information of the site. By pressing on tools, the menu opens with a panel without icons and text descriptions. The interaction is accompanied by a short aptic feedback, a sign that Google also aims to strengthen the physical perception of the use of the app.
The new menu allows direct access to a selection of advanced tools. These include the creation of video with Veo, the generation of images, the in -depth research, the use of canvas to view ideas and a mode called “guided learning”, designed for assisted learning. There simplification of the interfaceespecially on smartphones, seems to respond to the need to limit accidental touches and make the app more ordained and intuitive, even for those who approach artificial generative intelligence for the first time.
The default suggestions
Parallel, in the initial screen, Under the welcome messagethe app now shows a series of default suggestions that invite the user to quickly start some activities. Among the suggested options, actions appear such as creating an image, writing a text, building a project, carrying out in -depth searches or creating a video. These suggestions always remain visible at the first start of the app and disappear when you start by typing in the prompt bar.
The update is now in distribution phase Stable, both on Android and iPhone devices, after being sighted in recent weeks by some users registered with the Beta program. With these interventions, Google aims to unify the experience of use between the different applications. The goal is to make Gemini a central access point for creativity, information and productivity supported by artificial intelligence, thanks to a more orderly and accessible interface.
