At Google’s ‘Search On’ 22 event, Google unveiled the latest developments in its Search and Shopping products. The changes are expected to have a huge impact on the way you find information. These announcements come from the minds of Google search experts. This year’s event is the biggest one yet, with more than a thousand new features being unveiled.
One of the most interesting announcements is Google’s efforts to accommodate people of all backgrounds. For example, 24 new languages have been added to Google Translate. Google is also expanding support for different skin tones. Harvard professor Ellis Monk has developed a skin tone scale, which will be made available for use by the company.
Google is also launching a feature that will automatically provide summaries of long documents. Reading long documents can be intimidating, so Google Docs will help by providing an executive summary. Likewise, the top search bar will be adapted to be more dynamic. As a result, you can easily customize the information displayed in your search results.
Another important announcement is Google’s support for privacy. The company has made a commitment to protect your privacy by introducing a new feature called ‘Virtual Cards.’ Virtual cards are a great way to avoid having your credit card number displayed online. This feature will soon be available to users of Visa, MasterCard, and Capital One credit cards.
Google also announced a new smartwatch called the Pixel Watch. This smartwatch is expected to launch later this fall. The Pixel Watch will feature a circular display with a stainless steel body. It will also have a charging dock. The new smartwatch will also feature a heart rate monitor and step-counting. The Pixel Watch will also work with Google Wallet and Google Maps.
Google also added new features to the Pixel 7. For example, the Pixel 7 will support ‘Guided Frame’ accessibility, allowing it to give voice feedback in selfie mode. The new feature automatically puts the user in focus and guides them to a suitable angle. It even performs an audible countdown to help users make the perfect selfie. However, it’s worth noting that Pixel 6 users won’t get this feature.