Here’s a feature-by-feature rundown. For the past couple of months, I’ve been using a prerelease smartphone operating system that represents a significant design overhaul, with a greater focus on ...

The more expressive a brand’s typography is, the more challenging it is to translate into other writing systems. This is often why big global brands tend to choose very neutral geometric ...

Our world–our real world–abounds with unique, expressive typography, from neon signs to hand-painted storefronts. Fontly, a free app for the iPhone, is dedicated to preserving these ...

The leap from Holo to Material was huge. Material You to Material 3 Expressive should be a small shuffle, so updates to its apps should come thick and fast once Android 16 arrives.

Google has begun rolling out Gmail’s Material 3 Expressive redesign via a server-side switch to some users. Design updates include more color usage, rounded cards, minor changes to the Compose ...

It's set to roll out to Pixel phones in Android 16 — but not right away. In a blog post, Google details how Material 3 Expressive is meant to make Android more visually appealing and easier to use.

Typography itself is a technology for communication, but so far it has not been at the center of this AI evolution. It’s ripe for experimentation.

We’re seeing this M3 Expressive redesign with the beta release of Google Messages for Wear OS. On phones, Google looks to have rolled back the M3E redesign of the conversation view for testers.

Amid rumors of a major UI overhaul, Google seems to have accidentally published a blog post detailing "Material 3 Expressive," which we expect to see revealed at I/O later this month.