Schlagwort: mobile

2. Find Hub helps you keep belongings — and loved ones — safe.

Android has always offered a wide variety of features to keep your digital life secure, and that extends to your physical belongings, too. We launched Find My Device to help you locate everything from a lost phone at the park to a misplaced piece of luggage at the airport. Now this feature is evolving into something even more helpful: Find Hub.

With Find Hub, you can easily locate your devices and tagged items, check if loved ones got home safely or share your location during a night out — all within a single, unified space. We’re adding even more compatible devices and Bluetooth tags to our ever-expanding list of partners. Learn more and sign up to be notified of our partner tag deals.

And later this year, for devices and carriers that support satellite connectivity, Find Hub will take safety even further with the integration of satellite connectivity, helping you stay connected with friends and family even when cellular service is unavailable.

Thanks to our partnerships, you’ll be able to easily share your Bluetooth tag’s location with some of your favorite airlines early next year, making recovering your lost luggage a breeze.

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For over a decade, we’ve been bringing people a safer, more helpful connected driving experience. We started with Android Auto as a way for your Android phone to display the most helpful apps on your car screen. This helps you navigate, communicate, enjoy entertainment and more, while staying focused on the road. We also worked with over a dozen car brands to launch next-generation cars with Google built-in, allowing drivers to enjoy the best of Google, all built right into the infotainment system (phone optional!).

Today, there are over 250 million cars that support Android Auto, and more than 50 car models with Google built-in on the road. Whichever experience you choose, we’re always bringing the latest technology to make your drive more fun and productive. And the future of driving is getting a whole lot smarter with Gemini, your AI assistant from Google, coming to your car soon.

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Today, we kicked off this year’s Google I/O season with The Android Show: I/O Edition, where we shared some of the biggest news across the Android ecosystem.

As the world’s most popular OS with more than 3 billion active devices in over 190 countries, it’s an exciting time for Android. We’re seeing a wave of flagship phones that are being recognized as the best globally, thanks to groundbreaking hardware, smartest software and beautiful designs — it’s the platform where you see the future first.

Now is a great time to learn what’s new in Android. Check out everything we announced, including introducing the biggest redesign in years with Android 16 and Wear OS 6, bringing Gemini across all of your devices, helping you fight scammers and keeping you and your devices safe.

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Over the last few years, we’ve been focused on improving how people connect, no matter what phone they have. That’s why we helped make RCS the messaging standard for Android and iOS. Now, in the U.S. alone, there are more than a billion RCS messages sent every day (based on an average of the last 28 days). This means more people have been able to send high-quality photos and videos, and add someone to the group chat, without it breaking.* Learn more about RCS on our website.

*RCS messaging must be turned on. Availability varies by region and carrier.

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Android’s Find My Device has been helping you locate your belongings for years. Now, with the evolution of Find My Device into Find Hub, we’re making it even easier to locate your belongings, family and friends — alongside a growing list of partners.

There will soon be even more personalized styles, too. Whether it’s built-in luggage finding from July and Mokobara, keeping your skis safe on the mountain with Peak integration, or adding a touch of fun with Disney-themed Bluetooth tags from Pixbee, there’s something for everyone. Later this month, we’re also bringing you new nearby finding capabilities with ultra-wide band (UWB) enabled tags, first available on moto tag.

Later this year, Find Hub will take safety even further with the integration of satellite connectivity, helping you stay connected with friends and family even when you don’t have cellular connectivity.

And traveling is about to get even smoother. Thanks to our partnerships, you’ll be able to easily share your Bluetooth tag’s location with some of your favorite airlines early next year, making recovering your lost luggage a breeze.

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Today, we’re sharing six new Android features designed to be made your own. From a daily AI-generated audio show based on your interests, to customized Google Home Favorites across your devices, these personalized features travel with you whether you’re at home or on the go. Here’s what’s new.

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Today, we’re bringing you Android 16, rolling out first to supported Pixel devices with more phone brands to come later this year. This is the earliest Android has launched a major release in the last few years, which ensures you get the latest updates as soon as possible on your devices.

Android 16 lays the foundation for our new Material 3 Expressive design, with features that make Android more accessible and easy to use. Let’s take a look at what’s new:

Streamlined and up-to-date notifications

Waiting for your food delivery to get to your house? Instead of opening your delivery app every 5 minutes, live updates keep you informed in real-time. These live updates are starting with compatible ride-share and food delivery apps. We’re working together with these app partners to bring this capability to the Android ecosystem, including in Samsung’s Now Bar and OPPO and OnePlus’ Live Alerts.

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