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Android P redesign is to WOO iPhone users

How can Google make Android seem better than iPhone OS? 


Google is planning an outstanding redesign of Android UI with a new focus on touch-friendly interface elements. Android's look is based on Material Design. This concept was introduced in 2014 alongside Android 5.0 L. It hasn't changed all that much since then. It's flat. It's colorful. It's simple.


According to a report from Bloomberg, Google is looking to shake things up with its annual Android upgrade this year. Citing unnamed sources, Bloomberg says the all-new look could be designed to “persuade more iPhone users to switch”. It’s unclear exactly what form this new design will take, however, it seems likely this is a reference to the long-rumored Material Design 2.
It’s unclear whether these will also appear in Android P, which is likely to be unveiled during Google’s annual developer conference, dubbed Google IO.
Google has confirmed it will hold its conference in California from May 8th to 10th.

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