Google brings 2000 new emoji combinations to Emoji Kitchen
Google is working to bring some stunning features for Android users via upcoming updates. These features are really helpful to increase users’ experience and interest, they turn your Android devices into a new dimension.
In addition, the forthcoming update will add major features for Google Gboard, which works more to a spelling corrector, Gboard’s new grammar correction feature works perfectly on your device to diagnose grammar errors and come up with suggestions to help you bring your mind to life.
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Google Gboard upcoming features:
- Emoji Kitchen
- Google recently announced that it will add more than 2,000 new Emoji Kitchen stickers. Which includes, burgers raining, using sparkling emoji in the final range of messaging options, and sharing your love of pretzels.
- Grammar Correction
- More than just debugging, the new grammar correction feature on Gboard works entirely on your device to diagnose grammatical errors and come up with suggestions to help you bring your mind to life.
Google says that the new grammar correction feature is officially extended to all Android phones. In addition, the Google Messages will also grab the most attractive features that you should know about, the Google Messages getting the iMessage feature read more.
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Google Messages is enhancing its messaging service by introducing a new feature that allows users to create a Selfie GIF. This feature enables users to record animated GIFs of up to three seconds directly within the messaging app.
The search giant also integrated a quick-access prompt within chats for creating these GIFs, similar to other interactive prompts for sharing photos or initiating video calls.
To use this feature, one must long-press the camera icon in a message thread, which will bring up the camera viewfinder and gallery. The Selfie GIF option is separate from the app’s custom camera.
The recording process of Selfie GIF is very intuitive with a countdown to guide users in Google Messages. Although there are no editing options, users can manually start and restart recording. The completed GIFs are automatically saved to the user’s camera roll, making sharing easy.
The support documentation for the Selfie GIF feature is already available, but the feature itself has not been widely released on either the beta or stable versions of the app. Hopefully, Google will soon make it available for Android users.
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Google is set to release a new feature named ‘hide clutter’ to the Photos app for a simplified user interface. The function will allow users to maintain a cleaner main photo feed by hiding screenshots, memes, and more
The Hide Clutter feature was discovered in strings of the latest version (6.79.0.624777117) of Google Photos by PiunikaWeb. Once activated, it will automatically hide backed-up photos that fall under the clutter category.
The new feature will not delete these images but will hide them from the main view. Although they will remain accessible in their specific folders.
In addition, the Memories section is being redesigned to offer a better experience. For users in the United States, the Photos app offers AI-generated title suggestions for their memories, adding a touch of personalization and creativity.
With the introduction of ‘hide clutter’ and the existing Photo Stacks feature, Google Photos users now have two powerful tools to keep their photo collections organized and appealing.
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Google is planning to introduce a new feature for Wear OS that will allow app permissions to be synchronized between an Android smartphone and a Wear OS smartwatch.
Initially hidden within the Pixel Watch companion app, the feature will allow users to grant permissions on their phone, which will then automatically apply to their smartwatch. The “Sync permissions from phone” option is part of a new “Device details” submenu within the companion app.
According to the information via the Google News channel, the new feature is developed to simplify the user experience by removing the need to individually set permissions for apps on different devices.
For example, if a user allows a navigation app to access their location on their phone, the same permission will be set on the smartwatch without any additional steps.
While the “Sync permissions from phone” option remains inactive for now, its activation could significantly enhance the Wear OS experience. This feature is expected to extend beyond the Pixel Watch to other Wear OS devices.
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