The addition of new accessibility tools allows users with hearing loss to receive alerts on their phones when a critical sound is detected like fire alarms, running water, oven timers, and door knocks. Live sharing and multipinning features are rolling out to Android phones and tablets, allowing users to co-watch videos with up to 100 people simultaneously and pin certain people to focus on during a large group call. New updates are coming to Google Meet as well. Live-sharing on Google Meet and more accessibility The Bitmoji will change expressions depending on factors like the time of day, the weather, and whether you’re sleeping, running, listening to music, or eating. Wear OS, Google’s smartwatch operating system, is getting the option to add a Bitmoji to the watch face and personalized Keep tiles for writing notes on the go. Latest Android update brings new features to Gboard, accessibility apps and more The self-sharing feature will roll out in the coming weeks, Google wrote in an official blog post. Thanks to the new update, the self-share feature removes the extra step and files automatically transfer between devices with a single tap, so consumers don’t need to manually confirm the transfer process. When the competitor to Apple’s AirDrop, Nearby Share, initially launched, users could only share files between their own devices if they approved the transfer before it began the sharing process. To share files with yourself, select from your Android devices that are logged into the same Google account. Perhaps the most anticipated feature in the bunch is Nearby Share’s new self-share option. Here’s a roundup of everything Google is rolling out.
Google has to satisfy Android customers if it wants to compete successfully with Apple, which just announced a ton of new hardware and features at its event yesterday. The wide range of upgrades - from the self-share feature and redesigned widgets to sound alerts, audio descriptions for Google TV, and live-sharing on Google Meet - are all designed to boost productivity, communication, accessibility and entertainment for Android users. Google introduced Thursday a bevy of new features for Android devices, including an upgrade to a self-share option that works like rival Apple’s AirDrop and lets users transfer files across its ecosystem of phones, tablets, and Chromebooks.
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