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Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Uber is working on adding a “Simple Mode” to the app. Simple Mode simplifies the UI for added clarity. Only essential booking details are shown for easier use. If you live in the US, you may not be familiar with Uber Lite. It’s a lighter, simpler version of the regular Uber Android app and it’s only available in select countries like Ghana, India, Lebanon, South Africa, and so on. Although the Lite version of Uber isn’t available in the US, we could soon see its simpler UI added to the regular app through a new mode.

Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Uber is working on adding a “Simple Mode” to the app. Simple Mode simplifies the UI for added clarity. Only essential booking details are shown for easier use. If you live in the US, you may not be familiar with Uber Lite. It’s a lighter, simpler version of the regular Uber Android app and it’s only available in select countries like Ghana, India, Lebanon, South Africa, and so on. Although the Lite version of Uber isn’t available in the US, we could soon see its simpler UI added to the regular app through a new mode.

Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Uber is working on adding a “Simple Mode” to the app. Simple Mode simplifies the UI for added clarity. Only essential booking details are shown for easier use. If you live in the US, you may not be familiar with Uber Lite. It’s a lighter, simpler version of the regular Uber Android app and it’s only available in select countries like Ghana, India, Lebanon, South Africa, and so on. Although the Lite version of Uber isn’t available in the US, we could soon see its simpler UI added to the regular app through a new mode.

Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Uber is working on adding a “Simple Mode” to the app. Simple Mode simplifies the UI for added clarity. Only essential booking details are shown for easier use. If you live in the US, you may not be familiar with Uber Lite. It’s a lighter, simpler version of the regular Uber Android app and it’s only available in select countries like Ghana, India, Lebanon, South Africa, and so on. Although the Lite version of Uber isn’t available in the US, we could soon see its simpler UI added to the regular app through a new mode.

Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Uber is working on adding a “Simple Mode” to the app. Simple Mode simplifies the UI for added clarity. Only essential booking details are shown for easier use. If you live in the US, you may not be familiar with Uber Lite. It’s a lighter, simpler version of the regular Uber Android app and it’s only available in select countries like Ghana, India, Lebanon, South Africa, and so on. Although the Lite version of Uber isn’t available in the US, we could soon see its simpler UI added to the regular app through a new mode.

Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Uber is working on adding a “Simple Mode” to the app. Simple Mode simplifies the UI for added clarity. Only essential booking details are shown for easier use. If you live in the US, you may not be familiar with Uber Lite. It’s a lighter, simpler version of the regular Uber Android app and it’s only available in select countries like Ghana, India, Lebanon, South Africa, and so on. Although the Lite version of Uber isn’t available in the US, we could soon see its simpler UI added to the regular app through a new mode.

Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Uber is working on adding a “Simple Mode” to the app. Simple Mode simplifies the UI for added clarity. Only essential booking details are shown for easier use. If you live in the US, you may not be familiar with Uber Lite. It’s a lighter, simpler version of the regular Uber Android app and it’s only available in select countries like Ghana, India, Lebanon, South Africa, and so on. Although the Lite version of Uber isn’t available in the US, we could soon see its simpler UI added to the regular app through a new mode.

Credit: Robert Triggs / Android Authority The Google app’s latest beta includes code for a new contextual selection feature, similar to Circle to Search, for use within Gemini Live. During Gemini Live screen-sharing sessions, users will soon be able to summon a movable pencil button that lets them select specific on-screen elements for improved context targeting for their conversation with AI. Unlike the unconfirmed “Circle Screen” button seen earlier in internal builds, this live circle-selection tool has working functionality present in public betas. Last week, we spotted Google accidentally sharing an unreleased Circle Screen feature within Gemini as part of a dogfood build. We presumed the feature could bring Circle to Search-like abilities to Gemini. It seems Google is indeed thinking along the same lines but with a different implementation.

Credit: Robert Triggs / Android Authority The Google app’s latest beta includes code for a new contextual selection feature, similar to Circle to Search, for use within Gemini Live. During Gemini Live screen-sharing sessions, users will soon be able to summon a movable pencil button that lets them select specific on-screen elements for improved context targeting for their conversation with AI. Unlike the unconfirmed “Circle Screen” button seen earlier in internal builds, this live circle-selection tool has working functionality present in public betas. Last week, we spotted Google accidentally sharing an unreleased Circle Screen feature within Gemini as part of a dogfood build. We presumed the feature could bring Circle to Search-like abilities to Gemini. It seems Google is indeed thinking along the same lines but with a different implementation.

Credit: Robert Triggs / Android Authority The Google app’s latest beta includes code for a new contextual selection feature, similar to Circle to Search, for use within Gemini Live. During Gemini Live screen-sharing sessions, users will soon be able to summon a movable pencil button that lets them select specific on-screen elements for improved context targeting for their conversation with AI. Unlike the unconfirmed “Circle Screen” button seen earlier in internal builds, this live circle-selection tool has working functionality present in public betas. Last week, we spotted Google accidentally sharing an unreleased Circle Screen feature within Gemini as part of a dogfood build. We presumed the feature could bring Circle to Search-like abilities to Gemini. It seems Google is indeed thinking along the same lines but with a different implementation.