Google has announced a new set of features for its smart displays, including an “improved visual experience,” a dark theme, relaxing sounds, gentle alarm and Meet improvements.

The biggest of these changes is the new interface. Instead of sticking to a one-page layout with all your notifications and cards lined up horizontally, Google’s smart displays will now have five tabs at the top of the following sections: Your Day, Home Control, Media, Communicate and Discover.

Your Day will change depending on the time. It will show your upcoming events and reminders, along with cards for things Google you’ll need.

The Home Control page offers an overview of all the gadgets you have connected via the Google Home app. Each device gets its own card that you tap to switch something on or off. Google said it wants to be more predictive in its approach here, and will try to prioritize what it thinks you’re looking for.

Similarly, Media will offer onscreen controls for the music and videos you’re playing around your house. In a demo, product manager Mert Topcu showed how his son was playing the Minecraft soundtrack on their bathroom speaker, all while Topcu was in another room with his smart display. This page will also serve up personalized recommendations for music and shows you might like.

The Communicate tab offers options to call your favorite contacts, while Discover surfaces articles and videos you might like. (SD-Agencies)