- Google refines the user interface for the scanning of documents, but only for Android users
- New tools such as culture and rotation have been added to the mobile application
- Android users obtain an update of equipment design 3 – iOS users receive nothing
Google brings changes to the way you analyze the documents on your phone, but it will only be available for Android users (which, according to Statcounter, represents three times more people than iOS users).
The company now adds cropping and rotation functions to its document scanning tool, as well as the adjustment of colors via filters, shadow efforts and more.
The Android experience, via the Google Drive application, also arrives with some changes to the user interface for a cleaner look.
The digitization of documents via Google Drive improves – for some
The key to the changes in the user interface is the biggest pages glimpses, which facilitates the verification of the analysis of imperfections before saving it.
Google has also added pages and retirement deletion buttons on the screen for faster adjustments, as well as a new miniature carousel according to the principles of design of the company 3 of the company, which dictate the number of experiences of Google (including the Android operating system as a whole).
With the visual improvements aligning with the wider Google ecosystem overhaul, the whole experience will become more consistent. Although equipment updates 3 do not matter too much about iPhone users, publishing tools would be a welcome addition.
On the theme of consistency, the Cloud storage platform has also obtained an update of the user interface to give recorded videos on Google Drive Thumbnail more related to those found on YouTube, while Gemini continue to be integrated into different fields of the whole platform on a basis almost every week.
Already in the deployment, the new design and the features should have arrived for all the customers of Google Workspace (including commercial and personal accounts) by mid-September 2025, but Google did not mention whether the new tools also came to iOS users.
Techradar Pro Asked Google if iOS users can expect a similar update in due time.
