Published: Apr 9, 2023
by Joshua Sophy
In Small Business News
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Android is launching several new updates aimed at improving connectivity, productivity, accessibility, and entertainment across devices. Small business owners will find these features particularly useful in streamlining their day-to-day tasks and enhancing their overall experience with Android devices.
Google Keep’s single note widget will allow users to manage notes and check off to-do lists directly from their home screen. The widget will display reminders, background colors, and images added to notes from the Keep app, and sync with users’ smartwatches for seamless management.
Wear OS by Google smartwatches are also introducing two new shortcuts to create notes and to-do lists with just a tap on the watch face. In addition, users can now annotate PDFs in the Google Drive app for Android with a stylus or their finger to mark up photos, provide notes, or highlight important text on their phone or tablet.
For enhanced communication during meetings, Google Meet is expanding its noise cancellation feature to more Android mobile devices. This will help filter out distracting background sounds during calls, allowing for a clearer and more focused conversation.
For those using Chromebooks, Fast Pair will soon be able to connect new Bluetooth headphones with just one tap. If headphones have already been set up with an Android phone, the Chromebook will automatically connect to them.
Moreover, Android is introducing new emoji combinations, fun tap-to-pay animations in Google Wallet, and improved accessibility options in Chrome and Wear OS 3+. These updates demonstrate Android’s commitment to continuously delivering enhancements and new features for users, providing an increasingly optimized experience for small business owners.
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Joshua Sophy is the Editor for Small Business Trends and the Head of Content Partnerships. A journalist with 20 years of experience in traditional and online media, he is a member of the Society of Professional Journalists. He founded his own local newspaper, the Pottsville Free Press, covering his hometown.
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