Google Assistant has come a long way since its earliest days on Android. New advancements like Continued Conversations have made it possible to issue multiple commands without repeating context or wake words, with answers appearing in a single thread. A new update to the Google app on Android makes it easier to read Assistant's replies in the app without squinting at tiny text.
Assistant has long used speech bubbles to communicate back and forth with users on Android. As spotted by 9to5Google, the app is moving away from bubbles in its new UI, relying on larger bolded text to highlight the current conversation chain while minimizing previous responses. Not only does this present a cleaner interface when using Assistant, but it also makes it much more legible. Even in the screenshots below, it's immediately apparent how this font change improves the experience.
