#google sheets android tablet

Google has just announced that it will be introducing a new redesign on Android devices for three of its most popular productivity apps that is Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Google Slides. Google says that in the coming weeks, Android users will soon notice a new look in things such as the editing toolbar, icons, background colors, and more that look similar to the same apps on the web or browser. Google doesn't explicitly say Android tablets, but based on the photo given, it's safe to assume that its main focus is that. Moreover, Google also announced that it has made it easier to get started with smart canvas in Google Sheets as users will now automatically see "Type @ to insert" to start using smart canvas features on Google Sheets. ASUS has announced the new ASUS Pad (T3201), marking the company’s return to the Android tablet segment. CapCut has launched a new app called CapCut Pad for Android tablets, bringing more advanced video editing tools and a larger editing workspace designed for bigger screens. Available now through the Google Play Store, CapCut Pad aims to offer what the company calls “desktop-level” video editing on Android tablets. CapCut Pad is now available for download on supported Android tablets. Read more in our articles including "Google Docs, Sheets, & Slides redesigned on Android to match web experience" and "ASUS returns to Android tablet market with new ASUS Pad".