Google Fi will start using AI to make calls sound better
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Google just announced several updates for its digital telecom provider, Google Fi. It's introducing AI-enhanced audio for better sound quality during calls. The company says this will ensure "optimized audio quality for every call, so you can confidently take calls from a windy park or busy cafe." This feature rolls out sometime in November.
Google Fi is getting HD/HD+ calling, which should also improve the overall audio quality. The service will soon automatically connect to Wi-Fi when available, with the company touting "seamless, secure switching." As for security, each call and text goes through a VPN. There's no extra cost for this service and it doesn't count against the pre-existing data allocation.
The platform will also soon let users make calls and send texts from any web browser. This is coming in December and will feature a new interface ...
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