Google Contacts, Google’s own fork of the AOSP Contacts app with added features, has been the default contacts app in Nexus and Pixel devices for quite some time now. Aside from syncing your contacts to the cloud, it allows for things like contact suggestions, duplicate erasing, and a lot more. These extra features have been expanded with time, and with a Pixel refresh in the horizon , it’s also time for the Google Contacts app to get some fresh air as well. That’s why the newest 2.2 version of Google Contacts improves in some aspects of the app, while completely changing in others. The most notable change we can see in the 2.2 update is yet another revamp of the Contacts view menu. This new update brings back the large contact photos that were previously removed in version 2.0, while also adding action buttons right under the contact name, like call, text, video call or email. Also, the directory card has received some changes, adding more information like the contact’s job...