New features are coming with the Messages application, which Google has released only for Android devices. in 2014 launched and April in 2020 There are some exciting innovations coming to the application, which has exceeded 1 billion downloads and doubled the number of downloads in less than a year. Moreover Gboard There is also exciting news about it. At work Google Messages New features announced for!
New features are coming for Google Messages!
According to a tweet by a twitter member, Google’s Messages app animated emojis future. Many emojis with animations are seen in the video in the tweet. This feature is available in the latest stable Android 13 version and the Google Messages app. the latest beta discovered in version.
Many users will want to use the animated emojis that are currently active in beta. However, it should be noted that Apple users can not use this feature. will not benefit. Because the app does not have an App Store version. But for Android users, for now to beta version can use this feature.
As Google puts it, “Google Messages has become the official Google app for Rich Communication Services (RCS) messaging with the return to SMS/MMS. In other words, With another Android user using RCS You will get read or write indicators while chatting. You will also be able to share High quality images and benefit from end-to-end encryption.
If you’re chatting with an Android user or an iPhone user using a non-RCS messaging app, you’ll have to chat the old-fashioned way. Well SMS you will use. Another innovation offered by Google is its official keyboard called Gboard. A video posted on Telegram, text of Gboard users deleted on Android “can get it back” showed.
So much so that a video on Gboard “take it back” button appears. When the button is touched, the deleted text comes back in the same way. It is not yet clear when this feature will be available to Gboard users. Right now Gboard beta available in version. These features may not seem very exciting on Android, but many people will respond positively to these two features.
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