Google Calculator v7.5 updated with new Material Theme UI

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If you've been following our coverage over the last few weeks, you'll know that Google's been updating a few of its core apps to adopt its new Material Theme UI. Following in the footsteps of Android Messages, Contacts, and more, the latest app to receive this visual overhaul is Google Calculator.

Similar to those previous app updates, you won't find any functional changes in Calculator v7.5. Instead, this update is focused purely on cosmetic tweaks. So, what exactly is new?

  • The gray number pad is now white
  • Slide-out menu is a deeper shade of blue
  • Google Sans font has arrived
  • The 0 and . buttons have switched places

In addition to the above changes, I also noticed that Google Calculator on my OnePlus 6 now shows the slide-out menu from the right permanently at the top of my screen above the number pad. I found this on both versions 7.5 and 7.4 and Andrew also has the new placement on his Galaxy Note 9.

What do you think about Google Calculator's new look?

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Joe Maring
Joe Maring

Joe Maring was a Senior Editor for Android Central between 2017 and 2021. You can reach him on Twitter at @JoeMaring1.
10 Comments
  • At last. I hated having to slide out the functions menu.
  • If I had it installed, this is where I'd get rid of it.
  • Still no dark theme, omg... Years to change only the UI. Is the feedback on Google Play read at all?
  • +1000000000000000000000000000
  • OMG, no dark theme, call everyone and complain over the harshness of your life!
  • My dialer app doesn't have Dark theme though. 🤔
  • The function menu for me is still a slide out form the side on my Pixel 2 XL.
  • Still waiting for update.
  • Looks good to me.
  • Really? This is what Google calls polish? I mean I don't want to be all snotty over a calculator but I'm going to be just this once. I long ago abandoned Google's stock calculator as it didn't have the functions and polish I was looking for and went with a third party calculator app. I see I'm still not missing much of anything...