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Google ha implementado nuevas capacidades de Inteligencia Artificial en Circle to Search y Google Lens para ayudar a los usuarios a identificar mensajes fraudulentos. Ahora, al rodear o capturar un texto sospechoso, el sistema evalúa la información y proporciona orientación para evitar ser víctima de estafas en tiempo real. Esta función está disponible globalmente en Android e iOS, fortaleciendo…

Google ha potenciado la función “Circle to Search” con una nueva herramienta de traducción automática que funciona de forma continua mientras los usuarios navegan por aplicaciones y sitios web, lo que la convierte en una característica indispensable para los viajes y la comunicación en el extranjero (Fuente Google). Google ha anunciado una importante actualización para “Circle to Search”, la…

Un reciente artículo sugiere que Google podría estar planeando reemplazar su popular función “Circle to Search” en Android por una característica similar de Gemini, llamada “Tell Me About This”. “Circle to Search”, lanzada hace relativamente poco, se ganó rápidamente el favor de los usuarios por su facilidad para buscar elementos directamente desde la pantalla. Sin embargo, Google estaría…

Google ha desvelado una inesperada actualización que promete revolucionar la experiencia en dispositivos Pixel, Android y Wear OS, con un fuerte enfoque en nuevas funcionalidades de Inteligencia Artificial y una mayor integración de Gemini, su asistente de IA de última generación. Una de las mejoras más destacadas llega a “Circle to Search”, que ahora incorpora directamente el modo de IA de…

Android 15 News

Google is introducing multitasking capabilities for tablets and foldables, a private area for private apps, and further theft protection features.

Android 15 Features

Pixel devices are beginning to receive Android 15. These updates include security features that assist prevent fraud and theft of your private, financial, and sensitive health information. Additionally, Google is launching updates for apps like passkeys, messaging, and the camera, as well as enhancements for large-screen devices that help you accomplish more.

Because new features and upgrades are released frequently rather than only once a year, your Android devices are constantly growing better. Google released useful new AI enhancements for Android smartphones this year, such as Circle to Search and new Gemini interaction options. And it has even more upgrades for you today. Here’s what’s new:

Aid in preventing theft and expediting the recovery of a stolen device

AI is used by the new Theft Detection Lock to help protect your data. Your phone will immediately lock if it detects that someone has stolen it and is attempting to flee by bike, car, or foot. Using your phone number and a brief security check, you can also utilize Remote Lock to swiftly lock your smartphone from any device. The majority of Android 10+ smartphones currently support these functionalities.

Additionally, Android 15 adds safeguards that keep hackers from figuring out your passwords and gaining access to private data. For instance, we’re requiring authentication for settings that criminals target, such as deleting your SIM card or disabling Find My Device. If we detect repeated unsuccessful attempts to access your device’s settings and apps, it will lock it down. These updates discourage more thefts before they occur by making it more difficult for thieves to reset and sell a stolen device.

Don’t display sensitive apps

Android 15’s private zone functions as your phone’s virtual secure. You can arrange critical apps, such as your banking, dating, and social media apps, in a different private area. Apps are hidden from your list of apps, recent apps view, notifications, and settings while your private space is locked, making them essentially inaccessible to outsiders. An extra layer of verification is required to access private areas, keeping apps safe and hidden from prying eyes. Additionally, you have the option to conceal the existence of your private place from your phone’s view for even more privacy.

Make more use of your tablets and foldable devices

Android 15’s new features make it simpler to access the apps that help you complete tasks, whether you’re brainstorming in a document or sending an email.

You can now quickly pin and unpin your taskbar on tablets and foldable phones. For easier access and increased productivity, you may personalize your layout and put your favorite apps, such as Gmail or Google Photos, close to hand.

App pairing offers a fast way to simplify multitasking. For instance, you can drag and drop files with ease by simultaneously opening Gmail and Google Drive. Additionally, you may save your most popular app combinations, which will show up on your tablet or foldable as a single app icon. For quicker access, you can swiftly retrieve them in split-screen with a single tap.

Take better pictures, log in safely, and more

Additional Android 15 enhancements have been made to the camera, messaging, and passwords. Here are some further new features:

The in-app camera controls and Low Light Boost now function better in low light. Additionally, third-party apps have more control over the camera, including more accurate flash control.

Without a smartphone or Wi-Fi connection, carrier messaging apps can send and receive messages via satellite connectivity.

You can tap once to log in to apps that use Passkeys for authentication.

Try out these Android 15 features, along with a ton more that will be available on Pixel smartphones, and keep checking back for additional updates.

How the Google C2PA is helping us increase transparency for new AI content.

It’s contributing to the development of cutting-edge technologies so that users may comprehend how a certain piece of information was made and changed over time. Businesses are committed to assisting consumers in comprehending the creation and evolution of a specific piece of content in order to expand the application of AI to additional goods and services in an effort to boost innovation and productivity. But think it’s critical that people have access to this knowledge, therefore making significant investments in cutting-edge technologies and solutions, like SynthID, to make it available.

As content moves across platforms, but also realize that collaborating with other industry players is crucial to boosting overall transparency online. For this reason, Google became a steering committee member of the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (Google C2PA) early this year.

Currently providing updates today on its involvement in the development of the newest Google C2PA provenance technology and how it will be incorporated into the products.

Developing current technologies to provide credentials that are more secure

When determining if a shot was captured with a camera, altered with software, or created by generative AI, provenance technology may be helpful. This kind of material promotes media literacy and trust while assisting users in making better educated judgments regarding the images, videos, and sounds they interact with.

As members of the steering committee of the Google C2PA, they have collaborated with other members to enhance and progress the technology that is used to append provenance information to material. Google worked with others on the most recent iteration (2.1) of the technical standard, Content Credentials, during the first part of this year. Because of more stringent technological specifications for verifying the origin of the material, this version is more resistant to manipulation attempts. To assist guarantee that the data connected is not changed or deceptive, stronger defenses against these kinds of assaults are recommended.

Including the Google C2PA standard in It’s offerings

Google will be integrating the most recent iteration of Content Credentials into a couple of Their primary offerings throughout the next few months:

Search: Users will be able to utilize It’s “About this image” function to determine if an image was made or changed using AI techniques if it has Google C2PA information. “About this image” is available in Google photos, Lens, and Circle to Search and helps provide users context for the photos they see online.

Ads: Google C2PA information is beginning to be integrated into Google ad systems. Their intention is to gradually increase this and utilize Google C2PA signals to guide the enforcement of important rules.

Later in the year, they’ll have more details on It’s investigation into how to notify YouTube users with C2PA information when material is recorded using a camera.

In order to enable platforms to verify the material’s provenance, Google will make sure that their implementations evaluate content against the soon-to-be-released Google C2PA Trust list. For instance, the trust list assists in verifying the accuracy of data if it indicates that a certain camera type was used to capture the picture.

These are just a few of the applications for content provenance technology that nous are considering at this moment. It want to add it to many more products in the future.

Maintaining collaborations with other industry players

Determining and indicating the origin of material is still a difficult task that involves many factors depending on the item or service. Even if people are aware that there isn’t a single, universal solution for all online material, collaboration across industry players is essential to the development of long-lasting, cross-platform solutions. For this reason, it’s also urging more hardware and service providers to think about implementing the Google C2PA‘s Content Credentials.

It efforts with the Google C2PA are a direct extension of their larger strategy for openness and ethical AI research. For instance, it’s still adding Google DeepMind‘s SynthID embedded watermarking to more next-generation AI tools for content creation and a wider range of media types, such as text, audio, visual, and video. In addition, Google have established a coalition and the Secure AI Framework (SAIF) and joined a number of other organizations and coalitions devoted to AI safety and research. That are also making progress on the voluntary pledges they made at the White House last year.

Google Rising Artists Series has 24 brand-new Chrome themes

Six up-and-coming artists from various backgrounds were asked to create new themes for the Chrome browser.Image Credit To Google

September marks the beginning of a season of change: a new school year, a new you, and matching Chrome themes.

Google started the Chrome-sponsored Artist Series a few years ago to honor the talent of artists worldwide and provide their creations as unique Chrome themes. They commissioned six brilliant up-and-coming artists from various backgrounds to present their work in Chrome for the newest collection, which is available beginning today: Melcher Oosterman, DIRTYPOTE, Kaitlin Brito, Kanioko, Kate Dehler, and Martha Olivia.Image Credit To Google

Check out the Rising Artists Series by visiting the Google Chrome Web Store. Select a theme that inspires you, click “Add to Chrome,” and take in the eye-catching hues and upbeat patterns. To see and use themes from this collection, you may alternatively create a new Chrome tab and click the “Customize Chrome” icon in the bottom right corner.