"The tech giant says calls will now use AI-enhanced audio to reduce background noise and improve voice clarity, even when speaking to someone on a landline or older device. The company says the update should allow for "more natural-sounding conversations." While the feature will be turned on automatically, users will have the option to turn it off. AI-enhanced audio is rolling out next month."
""We're expanding availability of this feature to millions of locations, including supported major airports like LAX, ORD, and JFK, and participating shopping malls and stores," wrote Jane Harnett, Senior Product Manager, Google Fi Wireless, in a blog post. "It works automatically, and it's available at no extra cost. Plus, we're the only major carrier to automatically secure your online activity with an encrypted connection when you're on premium Wi-Fi.""
Google Fi will add AI-enhanced audio to calls to reduce background noise and improve voice clarity, including on landlines and older devices. The feature will be enabled by default with an opt-out option and begins rolling out next month. Messages for web receives a new interface with full RCS support for sharing hi-res photos and videos, rolling out in December. Wi‑Fi Auto Connect+ expands to millions of locations, including major airports and malls, auto-connecting to premium Wi‑Fi with encrypted connections and a W+ status icon. The Google Fi app will add personalized AI billing summaries. A limited-time promotion offers 50% off for 15 months for new subscribers who bring a phone and join the service's "Unlimi".
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