So far Google has been pretty quick updating their apps to the new material design guidelines and the latest of which has been released this morning. Google Play Newsstand won’t grab the same column inches or start a download frenzy the way the new Google calendar or Gmail apps have but it is a nice update none the less.
The update brings faster article load times, a new user welcoming experience and a phone optimised magazine view as well as the UI overhaul.
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