Google Introduced New Features for Android as well as iPhone Users: Check Out the list and how they work

Google introduced several features for Android as well as iPhone users. These features will enhance the overall user experience on devices and help you stay connected seamlessly. The official blog post from Google states, “Today, we’re sharing four new Android features that are designed to keep you connected and make life easier. You can receive alerts for suspicious conversations in Messages, easily find friends and family with live location sharing, and play more games while parked.”

Check out the list of features and how they will work:

AI-Powered Scam Detection:

One of the most essential features that the tech giant introduced is the AI-Powered Scam Detection. The feature will use AI in messages option to flag scam related conversations. It will help you to identify messages that are harmful and can turn out to be dangerous. The scam detection feature will send you a real-time warning as soon as it will flag a dangerous message.

Live Location Sharing:

You can now easily find your friends and family members with the help of Live location sharing. The feature shows you where your loved ones are in a map view irrespective of the fact that what phone, tab, or laptop you use. As per Google ‘Location data is safely stored and you decide who sees your location and for how long — with regular reminders about the people you’re sharing with.’

More Gaming Apps Available on Android Auto:

Now you have more gaming apps available on the Android Auto. In addition, you can also use your car’s screen while you are at a parking or a traffic jam. Games like Farm Heroes Saga, Candy Crush Soda Saga, Angry Birds 2 and Beach Buggy Racing are available on the Android Auto.

Shopping Insights and Helpful Tools in Chrome:

Google has added Shopping Insights and Helpful Tools in Chrome that will help you get the better price for the product you are planning to buy. You can compare prices across the web on the “Price is low” notification in your Chrome address bar.