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Google Maps has been slowly working on a new sheets-first implementation of its interface. Last year that got started with Explore as a sheet, keeping the main map view visible underneath. Now that same look has extended to the You and Contribute screens. Last year, Google started working on a new approach to its interface for Maps. The change might feel a little subtle at first, but it actually seems pretty smart; basically, Google has been redesigning the Maps UI so that more app elements appear as sheets that still keep the primary map view open in the background, rather than opening full-screen themselves. Last summer we saw this change come to the Explore tab in Maps on Android, and now it’s expanding even further. The crew over at 9to5Google first made us aware of this change, and we can confirm that we’re already seeing this on our own Android devices, as well, running Google Maps 25.16.06.

Google Maps has been slowly working on a new sheets-first implementation of its interface. Last year that got started with Explore as a sheet, keeping the main map view visible underneath. Now that same look has extended to the You and Contribute screens. Last year, Google started working on a new approach to its interface for Maps. The change might feel a little subtle at first, but it actually seems pretty smart; basically, Google has been redesigning the Maps UI so that more app elements appear as sheets that still keep the primary map view open in the background, rather than opening full-screen themselves. Last summer we saw this change come to the Explore tab in Maps on Android, and now it’s expanding even further. The crew over at 9to5Google first made us aware of this change, and we can confirm that we’re already seeing this on our own Android devices, as well, running Google Maps 25.16.06.

Google Maps has been slowly working on a new sheets-first implementation of its interface. Last year that got started with Explore as a sheet, keeping the main map view visible underneath. Now that same look has extended to the You and Contribute screens. Last year, Google started working on a new approach to its interface for Maps. The change might feel a little subtle at first, but it actually seems pretty smart; basically, Google has been redesigning the Maps UI so that more app elements appear as sheets that still keep the primary map view open in the background, rather than opening full-screen themselves. Last summer we saw this change come to the Explore tab in Maps on Android, and now it’s expanding even further. The crew over at 9to5Google first made us aware of this change, and we can confirm that we’re already seeing this on our own Android devices, as well, running Google Maps 25.16.06.

Google Maps has been slowly working on a new sheets-first implementation of its interface. Last year that got started with Explore as a sheet, keeping the main map view visible underneath. Now that same look has extended to the You and Contribute screens. Last year, Google started working on a new approach to its interface for Maps. The change might feel a little subtle at first, but it actually seems pretty smart; basically, Google has been redesigning the Maps UI so that more app elements appear as sheets that still keep the primary map view open in the background, rather than opening full-screen themselves. Last summer we saw this change come to the Explore tab in Maps on Android, and now it’s expanding even further. The crew over at 9to5Google first made us aware of this change, and we can confirm that we’re already seeing this on our own Android devices, as well, running Google Maps 25.16.06.

Google Maps has been slowly working on a new sheets-first implementation of its interface. Last year that got started with Explore as a sheet, keeping the main map view visible underneath. Now that same look has extended to the You and Contribute screens. Last year, Google started working on a new approach to its interface for Maps. The change might feel a little subtle at first, but it actually seems pretty smart; basically, Google has been redesigning the Maps UI so that more app elements appear as sheets that still keep the primary map view open in the background, rather than opening full-screen themselves. Last summer we saw this change come to the Explore tab in Maps on Android, and now it’s expanding even further. The crew over at 9to5Google first made us aware of this change, and we can confirm that we’re already seeing this on our own Android devices, as well, running Google Maps 25.16.06.

Google Maps has been slowly working on a new sheets-first implementation of its interface. Last year that got started with Explore as a sheet, keeping the main map view visible underneath. Now that same look has extended to the You and Contribute screens. Last year, Google started working on a new approach to its interface for Maps. The change might feel a little subtle at first, but it actually seems pretty smart; basically, Google has been redesigning the Maps UI so that more app elements appear as sheets that still keep the primary map view open in the background, rather than opening full-screen themselves. Last summer we saw this change come to the Explore tab in Maps on Android, and now it’s expanding even further. The crew over at 9to5Google first made us aware of this change, and we can confirm that we’re already seeing this on our own Android devices, as well, running Google Maps 25.16.06.

Google Maps has been slowly working on a new sheets-first implementation of its interface. Last year that got started with Explore as a sheet, keeping the main map view visible underneath. Now that same look has extended to the You and Contribute screens. Last year, Google started working on a new approach to its interface for Maps. The change might feel a little subtle at first, but it actually seems pretty smart; basically, Google has been redesigning the Maps UI so that more app elements appear as sheets that still keep the primary map view open in the background, rather than opening full-screen themselves. Last summer we saw this change come to the Explore tab in Maps on Android, and now it’s expanding even further. The crew over at 9to5Google first made us aware of this change, and we can confirm that we’re already seeing this on our own Android devices, as well, running Google Maps 25.16.06.

Google Maps has been slowly working on a new sheets-first implementation of its interface. Last year that got started with Explore as a sheet, keeping the main map view visible underneath. Now that same look has extended to the You and Contribute screens. Last year, Google started working on a new approach to its interface for Maps. The change might feel a little subtle at first, but it actually seems pretty smart; basically, Google has been redesigning the Maps UI so that more app elements appear as sheets that still keep the primary map view open in the background, rather than opening full-screen themselves. Last summer we saw this change come to the Explore tab in Maps on Android, and now it’s expanding even further. The crew over at 9to5Google first made us aware of this change, and we can confirm that we’re already seeing this on our own Android devices, as well, running Google Maps 25.16.06.

Google Maps has been slowly working on a new sheets-first implementation of its interface. Last year that got started with Explore as a sheet, keeping the main map view visible underneath. Now that same look has extended to the You and Contribute screens. Last year, Google started working on a new approach to its interface for Maps. The change might feel a little subtle at first, but it actually seems pretty smart; basically, Google has been redesigning the Maps UI so that more app elements appear as sheets that still keep the primary map view open in the background, rather than opening full-screen themselves. Last summer we saw this change come to the Explore tab in Maps on Android, and now it’s expanding even further. The crew over at 9to5Google first made us aware of this change, and we can confirm that we’re already seeing this on our own Android devices, as well, running Google Maps 25.16.06.

Google Maps has been slowly working on a new sheets-first implementation of its interface. Last year that got started with Explore as a sheet, keeping the main map view visible underneath. Now that same look has extended to the You and Contribute screens. Last year, Google started working on a new approach to its interface for Maps. The change might feel a little subtle at first, but it actually seems pretty smart; basically, Google has been redesigning the Maps UI so that more app elements appear as sheets that still keep the primary map view open in the background, rather than opening full-screen themselves. Last summer we saw this change come to the Explore tab in Maps on Android, and now it’s expanding even further. The crew over at 9to5Google first made us aware of this change, and we can confirm that we’re already seeing this on our own Android devices, as well, running Google Maps 25.16.06.