According to a recent APK teardown, Google may soon be making some major changes to its Discover feed

Currently, Google allows users to customize their Discover feed to show news and updates based on their interests; Google's Discover includes air quality, weather, stock prices, and sports scores at the top of the feed It includes four cards However, an APK by Android Authority found that Google may add new cards that provide updates on new and upcoming TV shows and movies

The code for the upcoming cards was found in a teardown of the latest beta version of the Google app, version 134237 Android Authority enabled the feature before its official release and was able to take screenshots of what the new cards look was able to do The card displays the title and running time of the movie, along with a scaled-down version of the movie's poster, and whether it is currently in theaters

Unfortunately, Android Authority was unable to display a card for a TV show However, it is expected that the card will display an image of the show along with when and where the show is airing Hopefully, Google will be able to better personalize the card with our location and preferred streaming service In other words, the card would be able to display local times for movies and what's new on sites like Netflix and Disney+

This is a great time to get more information about what's coming to streaming services For example, it was recently announced that “The Office” will make a comeback to Prime Video in late 2024 Or you can use it to see which movies and shows are in the top 10 on sites like Netflix

There is no doubt that this is a great time for movies, with movie series like “Alien: Romulus” making a comeback One thing that media fans should be excited about is the ability to instantly see when new movies and shows are airing on the Google Discover page

It should be noted, however, that the APK teardown reveals the software code, but not when the feature will be released So for now, here are the top five new movies you can stream on your device