Google is testing a redesigned voice search experience on Android that reshapes how users access multiple Google search features. According to reports, the change targets the voice search button available from the Google bar on many Android home screens. Instead of launching a single voice search entry point, the updated interface merges several related tools into one swipeable toolbar. The features mentioned across outlets include standard search via voice, Google’s AI Mode, “Search Live,” and song lookup. The redesigned layout is designed to make these capabilities easier to find from the same entry point, using swipe gestures within the voice search area. The reports describe the interface as an attempt to consolidate access to different search experiences rather than requiring users to navigate separate menus or entry points. Availability appears limited to testing, and specific rollout timing or broad release details are not provided in the accounts referenced.