Google has recently implemented another redesign of the Gemini app's homescreen for Android, aiming for a more streamlined and minimalist user experience. This update follows earlier changes made to the app and reflects a shift towards simplicity in its interface. In the previous version, the homescreen featured a text box at the bottom that clearly indicated how users could interact with Gemini, including options to type, talk, or share a photo. The interface included buttons for voice and camera input, along with a plus button for uploads and a Gemini Live option positioned at opposite corners of the screen. The new design condenses these elements, placing the prompt on the same line as four functional buttons, similar to the layout seen during conversations. This change aligns the mobile interface more closely with the web version of Gemini. When users tap the text field, it expands to reveal the older interface, accompanied by a smooth animation as the keyboard appears. Closing the text field triggers a reverse animation, enhancing the overall user experience. The updated homescreen now greets users with a simple "Hello, [name]" message, and the Chats & Gems history is conveniently located in the top-left corner. This minimalist approach is reminiscent of the classic Google Search homepage, emphasizing ease of use and accessibility. For users who do not see the redesign immediately, a simple solution is to force stop the Gemini app and relaunch it to access the new features. In addition to the redesign, there are ongoing developments related to Gemini, including its integration with other Google products and enhancements to notifications for devices like the Pixel Buds Pro 2. The Gemini app continues to evolve, reflecting Google's commitment to improving user interaction across its platforms.