For Samsung mobile phone users, the high degree of freedom of One UI has made its reputation polarized. In the near future, Samsung mobile phone users may get 5 new feature updates. However, this time may not be much related to the One UI itself, because this is an update launched by Google for Android.
First, Google made a major upgrade to its digital wallet, digitizing barcodes to Google Wallet. You can basically digitize your passes with barcodes or QR codes so they can all be stored on your Android phone. You no longer need to secure all these cards to the keychain. Instead, you can clean up the clutter and store all of it digitally on your smartphone.
Secondly, a dynamic overview widget will also be added to the phone. This feature is similar to the widgets commonly found in Google Nest smart displays, but with richer and more useful information, including reminders, weather alerts, travel advice, and more. They'll all be packaged into a neat-looking Assistant At a Glance widget, so you won't have to waste time rummaging through multiple apps to get it. This feature will be available on Android 9 and above.
Then, new features will also make visual content more accessible. For the visually impaired, Google has made their operation easier with the image question and answer function on the Google Lookout visual assistant app. The service uses artificial intelligence to generate more detailed descriptions of photo issues in cameras and social media apps. Users simply type or say a question on their phone about the photo they're viewing, and the Lookout visual assistant app automatically generates detailed answers.
Moreover, updated android users support joining conference calls from car display. If your vehicle supports Android Auto, with the update of Android Auto, you'll be able to join conference calls via audio, so you can keep an eye on the road while still participating in the call and don't have to scramble to find your phone while driving.
Finally, Google has also added a new sleep statistics listening feature to Android. If you happen to have a wearable device that supports Google Fit or Fitbit activity, you'll soon get daily morning sleep updates. Set up a personal daily routine through Google's Home app, and you'll be able to learn more about sleep.