Google has revealed the new features coming to its Pixel devices this month, including an update to VIPs that will make them easier to reach.
The company is expanding Scam Detection in-app and inside Messages, as well.
Google is also rolling out a Wear OS 7 update to all Pixel Watch 5 devices.
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It also expands Scam Detection and gesture controls on the Pixel Watch.
Google has revealed the new features coming to its Pixel devices this month, including an update to VIPs that will make them easier to reach. On Pixel 6 phones and newer, you can now see expanded widget options that you can use to quickly send a text or call your VIPs or favorite contacts straight from the home screen.
The company is expanding Scam Detection in-app and inside Messages, as well. In the US, UK, Australia, Canada, Singapore, India, Germany, Mexico, Japan and France, Scam Detection can now alert you if it spots potential fraudulent messages across chat apps in your notifications.
Google is also rolling out a Wear OS 7 update to all Pixel Watch 5 devices.
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