Absolutely. In a year's time, implementation will be good with new phones and streaming Music but I also have high rez files like FLAC and DSD that need a good player.
Android 14 Officially Launched
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Show me the specific law. Along side camera shutter sound.
PS: Google dialler doesn't have any call recording features in Pixel phones btw, with or without announcement.
More concerned about AI from meta. They will screw privacy
Have any of the apps been updated to take advantage of this ?
I don't think one is better than the other. They all are on the same boat more or less.
I was typing a mail on Gmail just now. Clicked send and I was greeted with a popup "The mail contains this line 'Files attached below' but you have not attached anything, are you sure you want to send the mail without any attachments?"
I am not sure how I am supposed to feel about it. It's creepy.
Mr.J
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Outlook also does the same. It's just a simple 'if - else' code. If the email contains the words 'attached' or 'file attached' but has no attachment it will show pop-up.
Even in emails where I am replying to an email with attachment, it asks because it doesn't know that I'm referring to the file that I have received, and not a file I'm expected to send.
This feature has been available in gmail for ages now, here's an article from 2008 https://www.wired.com/2008/09/-forgotten-attachment-detector-stops-some-gmail-gaffes/ . Rather simple to implement as well, but I'd assume the detection algorithm has improved over time. It's a simple enough detection that they're probably doing it offline even.
Rather strange that I got this prompt for the very first time. Definitely not the first time that I wrote stuuff along the word 'attachment' in the body.
What about the recent addition of 'smart predictions' and 'suggested replies'? Is that related to AI or was it already present in the past? I only remember the standard suggested replies that were almost never useful. Nowadays, they are.
dissel
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Not sure what you mean by that, but if the feature is not there in the first place nobody will bother to utilize it.
What I like to (hope for) all music apps (especially streaming) to be able to output the native file's bit rate without any alteration or go through the system sound profile, that's all.
- This thing will benefit Apple Music Users which I want the most
- Destroy the market of UAAP / Neutron and others <- Not that what I want...it may be collateral damage.
- Hopefully, it killed the market of battery-operated Andriod DAP which is nothing but expensive E-Waste after the internal battery reaches EOL...which is 3.5 years.
Android 14 QPR3 rolling out with June Pixel update
9to5google.com
> As the last major Android 14 update before Android 15, QPR3 is light on user-facing changes. For example, the Suggestions section of the Widgets list now shows app icons.
>There are a few tweaks in Settings from the “Passwords, passkeys & autofill” rename to a new Display > Touch sensitivity menu that houses the existing Screen protector mode. Under Sound & vibration > Vibration & haptics, there’s a new “Keyboard vibration” toggle that replaces the Gboard preference.
> In Security & privacy > More security & privacy, you’ll find “Allow camera software extensions”: “Enables the default software implementation of advanced camera features, such as Eyes Free videography.”
> Continuing on the camera front, the Android Webcam now offers a High Quality Mode that you can enable from the corner:
How has Android 14 been for you personally?
Android 14 QPR3 rolling out with June Pixel update
In addition to the Feature Drop, Google is rolling out QPR3 to Android 14 with the June 2024 security patch...
9to5google.com
> As the last major Android 14 update before Android 15, QPR3 is light on user-facing changes. For example, the Suggestions section of the Widgets list now shows app icons.
>There are a few tweaks in Settings from the “Passwords, passkeys & autofill” rename to a new Display > Touch sensitivity menu that houses the existing Screen protector mode. Under Sound & vibration > Vibration & haptics, there’s a new “Keyboard vibration” toggle that replaces the Gboard preference.
> In Security & privacy > More security & privacy, you’ll find “Allow camera software extensions”: “Enables the default software implementation of advanced camera features, such as Eyes Free videography.”
> Continuing on the camera front, the Android Webcam now offers a High Quality Mode that you can enable from the corner:
How has Android 14 been for you personally?