For Android smartphones: Google distributes a practical update

Google has introduced new Android features that, among other things, expand Gemini's integration into apps like Spotify. Improved image descriptions for greater accessibility can also be expected. A new QR code function also makes sharing content easier.

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Android update: Gemini as a Spotify extension

Google is expanding Android with numerous new functions. Particularly in focus: the integration of Google's AI Gemini into other apps. This also includes one Spotify extensionwith which users can play songs and playlists directly.

You can also work with Gemini Control default calling and messaging appsSet alarms and use smart home devices connected to your Google account. Functions for Google Maps will follow.

Android users may also have the update better image descriptions expect more accessibility. For this purpose, Google has the “Questions, answers and images” function in the Lookout app with Gemini 1.5 Pro expanded. The descriptions provide detailed information about images and are now available worldwide in English.

There are also improvements to Google Drive: Scans of documents are automatically optimized, which Google says reduces shadows and blur and increases contrast. This makes it easier for users to save and pass on receipts or ID cards (source: Google blog The Keyword Germany).

Android: Easily share content with a QR code

With the update, Google is also introducing a new QR code feature that Share images, videos and documents should make it easier. With the Clearflow keyboard, users can also write more precisely and quickly. In addition, Google's Emoji Kitchen expands the possibilities of creating stickers from combined emojis.

In the video: This has all changed with Android 15.

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