Android 17 might ditch flat design for Apple-style blur, bringing a more polished, lightweight feel to menus and controls.

Early leaks suggest Android 17 may adopt a more translucent, blur-heavy interface.

Ahead of its official unveiling this year, a new Android 17 leak has revealed a modern, blurred UI, a redesigned screen recorder, native app lock, and other major changes in the upcoming Android ...

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Ahead of its expected unveiling later this year, Android 17's alleged leaked images hint Google is testing blurred system UI ...

Google’s next major Android release, Android 17, is shaping up to bring notable visual enhancements to the user interface on Pixel devices. According to early reports and internal leaks, the software ...

Samsung was fairly late in rolling out the Android 15-based One UI 7 to its flagship devices compared to the likes of Google and even OnePlus. But the company now seems determined not to fall behind ...

Samsung may switch to gesture navigation as the default in One UI 8.5, moving away from its long-standing use of the three-button layout. While users can still revert to the classic setup, this change ...

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