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Google Clock 8.3 update introduces a solid background for alarms to improve visibility, along with UI adjustments such as reordering menu items and renaming features ahead of Google Assistant deprecation. The update is gradually rolling out via the Play Store.
Google Clock 8.1 and Pixel apps have received a Material 3 Expressive redesign, featuring new icons, improved customization, and updated interfaces across alarms, timers, stopwatch, and world clock, with the rollout extending to all Android devices and minor tweaks to Pixel Screenshots and Pixel Watch apps.
Google Clock's weather integration is now available on the Pixel 8 series and Android 14 QPR1, allowing users to view the current temperature, high/low for the day, and a weather forecast when alarms go off. The feature requires granting location permission and can be accessed through the Clock tab or the Clock's World widget. Users can also switch between Fahrenheit and Celsius temperature units. The rollout has been inconsistent but is expected to be available for all Pixel owners with the December Feature Drop.
Google has released an update for its Clock app, introducing two new features. The update includes weather forecasts for multiple cities and the ability to sync alarms between a user's phone and Pixel Watch. The feature is particularly useful for those who travel frequently or rely on the Clock app for their wake-up routine. The update is currently rolling out, and users can check for the latest version on Google Play.
Android 14 QPR1 Beta 2 introduces weather integration in the Google Clock app, displaying the current temperature, high, and low. However, Google has since removed this functionality through a server-side update. The integration was powered by a com.google.android.apps.weather APK/service, which appeared as a yellow sun with a blue background in settings. The redesigned Google Weather is not yet available on older devices like the Pixel 7 Pro.