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Google Come Up With Some Finest & Unbelievable Features that Will Amaze You, Let’s Look at Out Some

Google I/O, the search giant’s annual developer conference was held on Tuesday, after which the whole social media was sharing the stunning features that introduced Google with its latest Artificial Intelligence.

The whole conference took 2 hours of in-depth representation from Google, in which the top executives come to the stage and shared some amazing and extraordinary new features such as Android, Google Assistant, Google Maps, Google Photos, artificial intelligence, and much more. The event is known to be the biggest conference of the year with its major announcements.

The most shared video in social media and youtube is one in which Sundar Pichai sharing the New Google Duplex features. Let’s see some of the finest & unbelievable features that Google come up with:

1) A new Google Photos feature called Suggested Actions can spot friends in your photos, and offer to share those photos with those people with a single button press.

2) Google Photos is more powerful now. You can instantly turn photos of documents into PDFs. You can also remove color from your photos — even just in certain areas — or re-colorize your old black-and-white photos of your relatives.

3) Google Assistant has made a major breakthrough, according to CEO Sundar Pichai. Soon, it will sound much more natural — in fact, the new voice of Google Assistant coming later this year is none other than R&B star John Legend.

 

4) Google Assistant is also much smarter now. Thanks to a feature called Continued Conversations, you don’t need to say “OK Google” every time you want to talk to it — just use the command to get the conversation going, and ask as many questions as you like after that. Google Assistant will also remember your past answers, and can now parse multiple questions in a single sentence.

 

5) Google is rolling a feature parent have been craving for years, since the advent of personal assistants: a politeness feature, where you essentially get credit for saying “please” when you ask for something from Google Assistant. This is designed to teach children not to be bossy when asking for things; when you say “please,” Google will be very kind to you and even compliment you.

6) Google’s new version of Android, called Android P, focuses on something called “digital wellbeing.” Basically, Google wants you to spend less time on your phone and more time with your loved ones, so Android will give you information about how you use your phone, and even create controls to limit screen time, particularly with certain apps like YouTube.

7) Google is preparing for future Android phones without buttons. The new Android P has a new navigation system that makes multitasking easier placing emphasizing gestures instead of buttons. It looks very similar to the way iOS works on the buttonless iPhone X, where there’s a swipe icon at the very bottom of the phone to help you navigate and multitask.

 

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