"Your Android phone is getting an upgrade this month, and it might have a big impact on how you communicate. Also: Google is killing the Android phone feature that once made them popular - and there's a big reason why Google recently announced a number of upgrades to its operating system, among them a new AI-powered tool to easily revamp your writing, improved emojis, and a redesigned Quick Share. Here's a look at what's new:"
"Google is unveiling new AI writing tools for Gboard, the virtual keyboard for Android devices (it's available on iOS too, though). When you open the new interface, you'll see a tool that lets you revise your tone to be more formal, expressive, or concise, plus fix spelling and grammar mistakes. Google notes that everything happens on device, meaning your data stays secure."
"If you can't find the perfect sticker or emoji, Google has a new way to help. There's a new browse function that lets you look through multiple options, and new sticker combinations that let you remix and create your own. A demo video from Google showcases a user combining a butterfly emoji and a sneaker to create a sneaker with butterfly wings, but the possibilities are endless."
Android is adding on-device AI writing tools to Gboard that let users revise tone to be more formal, expressive, or concise, and correct spelling and grammar. The on-device processing is intended to keep user data secure. The Emoji Keyboard gains a browse function and new sticker combinations that let users remix and create custom emoji-sticker hybrids, demonstrated by combining a butterfly emoji with a sneaker. Google is also redesigning Quick Share to refresh nearby sharing across Android devices, Chromebooks, and Windows PCs. Google is removing a legacy Android phone feature that previously helped make phones popular.
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