WhatsApp introduces a new Android UI for beta testers

• WhatsApp is developing a new UI inspired by Material Design 3.
• The profile icon, camera, and search features are now located in the top-right corner.
• The messaging app has introduced a fresh green color to the updated dark and light themes.

According to recent reports by WABetaInfo, this upcoming feature can be found in the newly released WhatsApp beta for Android version 2.23.21.12, available on Google Play.

Earlier reports disclosed that the upgraded user interface for WhatsApp has been in development for several months. This new UI, inspired by Material Design 3, introduces fresh icons and color schemes.

There are also additional changes, such as a new appearance for chat bubbles and the introduction of a floating action button.

WhatsApp is rolling out a new revamped interface for the Android beta app!

WhatsApp is releasing the new interface to a limited number of beta testers, after installing the latest WhatsApp beta for Android 2.23.21.12 update from the Google Play Store!https://t.co/iZ8KczvKwH pic.twitter.com/XFW8o9nLKc

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In the revised WhatsApp interface for Android, the profile icon, along with features like Camera and Search, is now located in the top-right corner.

Moreover, the messaging app has introduced a fresh green color to the updated dark and light themes. WABetaInfo noted that a select group of testers using the latest WhatsApp Business beta have already encountered these new UI modifications.

The website reports that this feature is anticipated to be progressively released to a broader user base in the upcoming weeks. Consequently, it may take some time before the new WhatsApp interface becomes accessible on your Android device.

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In different news, the messaging app is currently testing a new reply bar designed for images and videos on Android. Additionally, there have been hints of work on an iPad-compatible version of the instant messaging platform.

In the previous month, Meta, the parent company of WhatsApp, joined forces with Microsoft to incorporate Bing Search into Meta’s AI chatbot.