Android Auto users will receive a wider rollout of updated designs for Spotify and YouTube Music. The redesign features blurred album art and improved button organization, enhancing user experience while also noting issues with YouTube Music's Library tab.
Android Auto has begun rolling out a redesigned music player for Spotify more widely. The update was initially in beta and features a new look with blurred album art in the background and an updated Material 3 Expressive tracking bar. Users can also see restructured buttons for easier navigation.
The redesign is not limited to Spotify; other apps like YouTube Music and Pocket Casts are also expected to feature similar updates. Some users have already noticed a more noticeable 'Thumbs Down' icon for Spotify, indicating a shift in user interaction options.
Despite the updates, users of YouTube Music are experiencing a problem where the app's 'Library' tab disappears. Users have reported that resetting the app on their smartphone resolves this issue, but it remains a frustration for many.
These updates come in conjunction with ongoing improvements to Android Auto, which includes features from other applications like Motorola's MA2 wireless adapter and Google Meet's integration. Some users have also encountered bugs, such as Google Maps being stuck in day mode at night.
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Android Auto users will receive a wider rollout of updated designs for Spotify and YouTube Music. The redesign features blurred album art and improved button organization, enhancing user experience while also noting issues with YouTube Music's Library tab.