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Android June 2023 Feature Drop Announced

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It’s June 2023 and Google has officially announced a bunch of new features for Android devices. The company released these features by mainly focusing on Connectivity, Google Apps, and Protection to provide a next-level experience.

The search giant is bringing lots of useful and amazing features to Android devices so that you can further build up your skills and explore new things. You can take a look at the new features below.

Android June 2023 New Features

Connectivity

Nearby Share Beta for Windows:

You can now easily send or receive photos, documents, and more between nearby Android devices and Windows PCs through the Nearby Share Beta app. You can download it from the link mentioned here.

New Widgets

The company added new widgets that allow you to customize your phone or tablet home screen. The three new widgets are Google TV, stock tracking from Google Finance, and curated daily headlines from Gooogle news.

Fast Pair 

Your Android device now lets you quickly detect and securely set up a Matte-enabled device through the Google Home app.

New WearOS feature

Users of WearOS devices now just need to tap on the Play option from their watch and let Spotify’s DJ deliver a personalized series of their favorite music, stream episodes, and more.

Google Apps

Google Play Books App

Google released a new app named Google Play Books and Audiobooks app. It is a platform where you can choose from millions of best-selling ebooks, coming, manga, textbooks, and audiobooks.

Through reading practices, it helps new readers improve their vocabulary and comprehension skills using their Android phones and tablets.

New Gboard Stickers

Google Keyboard now added new sticks to Emoji Kitchen. Now, you can use the new aquatic-themed emoji combinations to liven up even the subtlest conversations.

New YouTube feature 

Now, you can add shorts to your YouTube playlists for even ways to save and curate content watch over and over again.

Protection

For better security of your data, Google provides guidance on how to protect yourself and also lets you scan to see if your Gmail address has been leaked on the dark web.

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