Introduced on the Pixel 4 in 2019, Frequent Faces lets you take better photos of people that you photograph or record the most. It recognizes faces in photos and videos saved on your device and recommends improvements to photos containing people that you often capture. It’s an optional feature that you can enable manually from the main Camera settings. Frequent Faces works entirely on-device, with no face data sent to Google....
Search Chips in Google Drive will help you quickly find items Search Chips in Google Drive will help you quickly find items Your file is in Google Drive are usually arranged in buy when they were last accessed. While that’s great for finding recent files, it’s not so great if you need to find a file that may be buried a bit. This is where Search Chips come in handy. Search Chips are drop-down menus that help you filter through your search to find the specific files you want to find....
Google introduced app archiving, which would allow users to uninstall an app through the Play Store, but their devices will store the local data so that if they reinstall the app, they’ll be able to get back to the experience they had before without having to log in again. Thus allowing users who have a budget phone with limited storage to keep more apps without having to worry about storage constraints....
Google Meet started showing live translated captions last year. Following a brief beta period, the feature rolled out publicly in January this year. At launch, it supported real-time translations of English audio in French, German, Portuguese, and Spanish. The company is now adding support for these languages the other way around. Moreover, Meet can also now show live captions for anything that the speaker says in English in multiple new languages....
When we want to buy a movie or a TV show from Google’s services, we used to go to the dedicated Play Movies app, but the company has phased that out in lieu of the Google TV app. Regardless, you could always resort to buying the content straight from the Google Play store. It doesn’t really matter, as the money is all going to the same company. Google is removing the Movies and TV section from the Play Store Google is removing the Movies and TV section from the Play Store...
