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[UPDATE: CLOCK REMOVED] Grab the original wallpaper here (select as a wallpaper and get the colour combinations automatically): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qH6F... #Android12 Official Introduction & Used Music:    • #Android12: Designed for you   #Android12 Highlights in Google I/O 2021:    • Android 12! See what all the new Google fe...   Material You is a new variation of Material Design, coming to first to Pixel phones and Google applications, with later rollouts planned for Wear OS and other platforms. It has a greater emphasis on using all available screen space, with several Google-made color palettes available to choose from. The updated design language combines the newer interface elements from Google’s current Material Design standard, but re-introduces the color that has been missing from many apps for the past few years. It’s great to see color come back to Android. Most importantly, Material You features an upgraded version of the color/design customization that has been available in Android and featured on Pixel phones for a few years. You can set your own color swatches, contrast, element sizes, and line widths. In a way, Material You is embracing one of Android’s greatest strengths since its introduction — endless customization. The customizations can even sync across devices. Google wrote in a blog post, “We mix color science with years of investment in the disciplines of interaction design and engineering to make it possible to tailor any app—not just Google’s—to the user’s unique Material palette in real time. Material You includes users as co-creators, delivering a mode for every mood.” Material You will arrive as part of Android 12, and Google says it will share more details in the coming weeks. The design shift is described as a “multi year journey,” so much like the original rollouts of Material Design and Google’s Material Theme, also known as ‘Material Design 2.0’, it will likely be a while before all of Google’s apps are migrated to the new style.