Credit: Andy Walker / Android AuthorityTL;DRGoogle is gradually rolling out a new UI for timers in the Clock app.The numbers are flatter and come without the circular background; there are presets for 1, 5, 10, and 15 minutes; and the start button has moved.Multiple timers now appear as a grid.Google has rolled out a few updates as part of the September Android Drop, like Guided Vision for Gemini Live and a crossover between Google Messages and Keep. Not to be missed, the company is also giving the Google Clock app some attention. Specifically, the Timers tab is going to look a little different from how you remember.In the UI you’re familiar with, the Timers tab features a large card with rounded numbers. The numbers are also rounded for the numeric keypad overlay, but these numbers are contained in a circular background. If you have more than one timer, this card gains an extra button at the bottom to close it so you can see your other timers. When there are multiple timers, they are arranged in a vertical pattern, allowing you to scroll through them.