Google introduced new features for Android and WearOS devices on Monday, including the ability to increase the size of content on Chrome for Android by up to 300 percent.
The company claims that the new updates will enhance connectivity, productivity, accessibility, and enjoyment across all devices.
The tech giant announced in a blog post that the Google Keep single note widget will soon enable users to manage their notes and complete to-do lists directly from the Home screen.
“And if you have a Wear OS by Google smartwatch on hand, Google Keep has added two new shortcuts that allow you to create notes and to-do lists with a simple tap on the watch face.”
In addition, users can now annotate PDFs with a stylus or by touching the screen in the Google Drive app for Android.
The company also mentioned that Google Meet now offers noise cancellation on more Android mobile devices during calls.
“Soon, Fast Pair will enable Chromebook users to connect new Bluetooth headphones with a single tap,” the company said.
In addition, new emoji combinations are now available on Emoji Kitchen for users to “mash up, remix, and share via Gboard stickers.”
Google Wallet will add new tap-to-pay animations the following week to help users confirm in-store transactions.
Users can now increase the size of content on Chrome by up to 300 percent, including text, images, video, and interactive controls.
“Wear OS 3+ will add two new sound and display modes to enhance the accessibility of smartwatches. Mono-audio can reduce the disorientation caused by split-audio, whereas color-correction and grayscale modes expand your display options “The tech titan stated.
