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Google Duo announces captions for video and audio messages on Android, iOS

We nitty gritty a week ago that Google would in the end supplant Duo with Meet. As our report noticed, the “pace of Duo development is winding down,” however that a bunch of highlights are still in the pipeline. One of those, subtitles for video and voice Duo messages, was discreetly reported by Google today.

Subsequent to opening Google Duo voice messages, these inscriptions will show up at the base of the screen simply over the blue “Call” back catch. Other than an availability highlight, it’s helpful when “in a noisy place,” and you can’t set up the telephone to your ear.

These “Captions for messages” were first seen being developed toward the finish of February. In the background, sound substance is “transcribed, but not stored” by Google. The alternative to empower/impair will show up under “Message settings” in inclinations.

How this component was reported is very intriguing. Prior today, @MadebyGoogle tweeted it out utilizing the new Pixel 4a for instance. Android Police got affirmation from Google this is unmistakable from “Live Caption,” which presently attempts to translate live sound and video brings notwithstanding all other gadget playback.

In that capacity, message subtitles will be accessible for non-Pixel Android telephones, just as Google Duo for iOS. As of tonight, the component isn’t yet turned out.

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