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At first, the top bar got colored and a navigation menu has been added. There’s also now always the current agenda at the bottom, which can be pulled up, listing events that are set during the time space your looking at (for example month or another week).
Tapping on an event shouldn't always directly open a whole new page, as it is much better suited for these few information to be just shown in a small box. To change some deeper stuff, the user still can tap this box again of course.
At last also the agenda interface has been changed. Besides now being pulled up, the events are now listed in Google Now-like cards, as this seems to be the new overall Google design standard, and thus the calendar app finally really looks much better and modern and is also more easy and more fun to use!
What’s your opinion on this redesign concept? Do you think it would do well in between Google's latest updates? What’s your opinion on the new style seen lately in Google's app updates?
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