Google puts a useful update for Chrome on Android, as it will now allow you to enlarge the text without affecting the appearance of the web page. You can use the scrolling bar to enlarge the text, then set it to one page or for all the sites you visit.
Previously, when enlarging a page in the Android app in Chrome, it has expanded the entire page, making navigation more difficult. You can try the updated zoom feature by clicking on the three -point menu in the right upper corner of Chrome and then determining the range you want to increase the size of the text.
In addition, you will know the Krome optical letters, which convert an image of the text into a readable format, automatically, to recognize the PDF files that were scanned on the desktop, allowing you to highlight, search for the text, in addition to using the screen reader with them. Google first started offering this feature in Beta earlier this year, but it is now available to all users on the desktop.
Google also expands Gemini integration with Talkback on Android, a screen leader who uses artificial intelligence to determine the images on your screen and describe them. Now, Talkback will allow you to ask follow -up questions about an image, such as the color of the object, what materials that you have made, and what is other in the picture.
The company also launch expressive comments, which Google says, “It provides comments in an actual time for anything with sound through most applications on your phone-using AI not only to capture what someone says, but how they say that.” This means that you will see comments telling you when someone says “Noooo” instead of “no”. Google adds illustrative comments to more types of sounds as well, such as bile or someone who cleanses his throat. This feature is presented in English in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia on Android 15 devices.
