Google Wallet for Android getting vertically stacked card list
The new layout shows one full card and a sliver of another, and Google says the revamp is still rolling out to more devices.
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Google Wallet’s Apple-inspired card redesign is rolling out more widely
Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority TL;DR Google’s redesigned Google Wallet card picker seems to be rolling out to more users. The new interface replaces the horizontal card carousel with a vertically stacked list of saved payment cards. Google has started rolling out its redesigned Google Wallet card interface more widely. The new layout has now started showing up on Pixel phones used by members of our team, suggesting that Google is e…
Google has begun rolling out the new look of Google Wallet to a wider audience, radically changing the way debit and credit cards are displayed within the application. The most significant change in the revamped interface is the removal of the horizontal layout. While until now, cards were displayed in a horizontal carousel that required scrolling […]
Google Wallet changes the display of cards on Android, moving from a horizontal carousel to an overlapping list. The interface gradually expands through a server update and facilitates single-handed use.
Google Wallet is testing a new vertical layout for cards: goodbye to the horizontal carousel, a stacked list arrives as on the iPhone.The article Google Wallet: the vertical redesign also arrives in Italy seems to be the first on Smartworld.
Google is expanding the deployment of a new payment interface in Google Wallet on Android. Bank cards are presented in vertical pile, instead of the horizontal carousel used so far.
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