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Rajesh started following the latest happenings in the world of Android around the release of the Nexus One and Samsung Galaxy S. After flashing custom ROMs and kernels on his beloved Galaxy S, he ...

After announcing its new AI-powered Magic Compose feature for the Messages app at Google I/O 2023, Google began sending invites for the beta this week. As intriguing as the feature might be, you ...

For years, Google has been dying to come up with an iMessage equivalent, a key iPhone feature that's probably responsible for stealing plenty of users from Android. It took a while, but Google settled ...

In today’s digital age, messaging has become a fundamental part of our daily routine. From communicating with friends to professional conversations, it’s a quick and convenient way to keep in touch.

Now that AI tech like OpenAI’s ChatGPT has taken the world by storm, companies like Apple are trying to play catch-up and build in that type of tech. This also includes Google, who talked a lot about ...

At this year’s annual I/O Developer conference, Google announced a new feature for Google Messages. It was in beta phase with very limited access. The Magic Compose feature for Google Messages as it ...

Magic Compose was originally supposed to enter beta this summer, but Google is now ready to slowly launch it in a limited manner with three aspects to eligibility: Upon launching for the first time, ...

Google says its AI-powered Magic Compose will send up to ‘20 previous messages’ to Google’s servers to generate suggestions. Google says its AI-powered Magic Compose will send up to ‘20 previous ...

Sometimes you want to refer to one email thread while responding to another, and that's not as easy with web-based email. Happily, in Gmail, you can easily write a new message in a new window. Just ...

Siri makes it a breeze to dictate a message to someone. Say, “Message person,” and Siri asks what you’d like to tell them. When your dictation is complete, Siri reads back the body of the message and ...

Lifehacker reader Samar liked the quick-write convenience of the GmailThis bookmarklet, but wanted to dig deeper to find a solution that would both work with his (and our own) favorite Windows keyword ...