Google Photos is rolling out an Android update that changes how users navigate the app. Multiple outlets report that the redesign replaces the prior bottom bar layout with a floating bottom bar style. The update is described as more streamlined and consistent, suggesting visual and interaction changes intended to make navigation cleaner than before. The rollout is not yet universal: coverage indicates the feature is being “widely” or “finally” rolled out, meaning availability depends on where a user is in Google’s staged deployment. As a result, some Android users may not see the redesign immediately. The reports do not describe new functionality beyond the navigation bar’s appearance and behavior, focusing instead on the updated interface. Overall, the change centers on the bottom navigation control, which is now presented as a floating element and follows the newer look across the app. Users who receive the update will see the updated navigation bar as part of the Google Photos app update.