Google has shared new Android features and updates.
With Google Messages, you can now edit sent messages to fix typos.
You can now manage your smart devices from your Wear OS watch.
Google has shared new Android features and updates designed to elevate your everyday life. The new features include the ability to edit RCS messages. Let’s delve into the details of the new feature and updates.
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Edit your messages after they’re sent
With Google Messages, you can now edit sent messages to fix typos, add missing words, or clarify your meaning. Simply tap and hold a sent RCS message to make changes within 15 minutes of sending it.
Easily share hotspots and switch between devices for video calls
Coming soon, with instant hotspot, you’ll be able to connect your Android tablet or Chromebook to your phone’s hotspot with a single tap, eliminating the need to enter your password. Additionally, if you need to switch devices during a Google Meet call, you can tap the Cast icon to seamlessly transition between your Android phone, tablet, or web browser.
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New Emoji Kitchen combos
New Emoji Kitchen sticker combinations will be rolling out soon.
Control Google Home devices from home screen
Now, you can effortlessly manage and control your most-used smart devices by adding the Google Home Favorites widget to your phone’s home screen. With just a glance, you can check the room temperature or turn off the lights with a simple tap. This widget is accessible to anyone who signs up for Public Preview.
Manage smart devices from Wear OS watch
You can now customise your Wear OS smartwatch with the Google Home Favorites tile and complication to quickly view and control your smart home devices — all in one place.
Digital car key
Digital car key is now available on select MINI models and will expand soon to select Mercedes-Benz and Polestar vehicles. You’ll be able to lock, unlock and start your car with just your phone, or securely share your digital car key with family and friends.
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