Google has added a number of new features for Android users, bringing new changes to Gboard and accessibility. Additionally, there is a new change for those who frequently use Google Play Points to make in-app purchases. Here's a look at what's new.
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First up are the new custom text stickers, which are a new addition to Gboard. These are a result of whatever text you write in English-US. This feature was initially introduced for only Pixel phones and has now started rolling out to all Android phones. To recall, it was discovered as part of a test in March.
Another Gboard change is new emoji mashups for the Emoji Kitchen. There are over 1,600 new combinations to explore and this also includes rainbow themed ones to celebrate Pride month. For those who don't know, Emoji Kitchen is an exciting feature that allows users to create custom emojis by combining two existing emojis.
In terms of ease of accessibility, there is a new sound amplifier feature as part of the accessibility settings. This will use an Android phone to amplify and filter out important sounds. This means less background noise and more accurate sound. Google has also updated the Lookout function, which provides information about the surroundings by using the phone's camera for the visually impaired. It now gets the new Images mode, which will read the description of an image when it is opened. It uses Google's latest machine learning model to accomplish the task. In addition, the Text, Document, Food Label and Explore modes have been further improved.
