Google Contacts adds a ‘Highlights’ tab: Know how it works
Google has reportedly added a new tab of ‘Highlight’ to its contact management service called ‘Google Contacts’. The service is applicable to Android devices only.
Where to find the new tab?
The new tab appears between ‘Contacts’ and ‘Fix & manage’ in the Material You bottom bar, reports 9To5Google.
Below the search field, users will get a grid of ‘Favorites’ which will include four icons in a row, where users get four of their favourite contacts.
Users can also easily ‘Add’ new ones from the top-right corner.
Under the ‘Favorites’, users get the ‘Recents’ section, which is a two-tab list that starts with ‘View recently’.
Whereas, ‘Added recently’ rounds out the list and is the most useful part of the new user interface (UI).\
With the change, Contacts is now a three-tab application.
“This new Highlights tab could be the primary way people use Google Contacts. Instead of scrolling, they could just search, while the grid is more visual and friendly than the list,” the report said.
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Google has reportedly added a new tab of ‘Highlight’ to its contact management service called ‘Google Contacts’. The service is applicable to Android devices only.
Where to find the new tab?
The new tab appears between ‘Contacts’ and ‘Fix & manage’ in the Material You bottom bar, reports 9To5Google.
Below the search field, users will get a grid of ‘Favorites’ which will include four icons in a row, where users get four of their favourite contacts.
Users can also easily ‘Add’ new ones from the top-right corner.
Under the ‘Favorites’, users get the ‘Recents’ section, which is a two-tab list that starts with ‘View recently’.
Whereas, ‘Added recently’ rounds out the list and is the most useful part of the new user interface (UI).\
With the change, Contacts is now a three-tab application.
“This new Highlights tab could be the primary way people use Google Contacts. Instead of scrolling, they could just search, while the grid is more visual and friendly than the list,” the report said.
Inputs from IANS
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