Dark theme in Google Maps, password verification, new TalkBack and other news coming to your Android

Google has not wanted to wait any longer to present the new features that will arrive this spring to our Android devices, highlighting in its statement six new features.

These news will make our devices safer, more productive, more accessible and easier to use. The news of ‘Features Spring’ are as follows:

Password verification

The password verification Chrome now comes to the Android operating system. Now we can also keep accounts secure of our applications.

In the next few days, when we go to log into an app on your phone using Google autocomplete, we may receive an alert if Google detects that password has been leaked after comparing our credential with a known list of compromised passwords.

Schedule messages

This novelty had already been available in its beta version for several days, and now it reaches the whole world. The Google Messages application now allows schedule sending of messages.

New TalkBack

To improve accessibility for the blind or visually impaired, Google renews TalkBack to make it even more accessible. They add much requested enhancements like more intuitive gestures, a unified menu or a new reading control menu.

Improved Google Assistant hands-free

The Google Assistant improve your free hands so now it can work better even when the device is locked with your new cards. By activating your personal lock screen results, you can make the most of the Screen Wizard.

Dark theme on Google Maps

After more than a year of waiting, Google Maps will finally activate its dark theme to all the world. There is no date yet but Google reports that it will be soon, with what it should be this spring.

Games on Android Auto

By last, Android Auto continues to receive improvements. After the wallpapers and the shortcuts Google Assistant now games are coming. To make family trips more enjoyable, you can now play voice games such as trivia or “Jeopardy!”.

Via | Google

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