The Android messaging application will soon be compatible with Chromebooks

The Android Messages app from Google will soon be compatible with Chromebooks because the company apparently pursues its work on the SMS Connect feature whose existence was first discovered last summer . According to a disbadembly of the latest version (3.4) of the application made by Android Police, the action of connecting the service to a Chrome OS device will call "Pairing with Chromebook", but it remains to see how the integration will be different from the version of the Android Messages browser that is already available to all users, accomplishes the same functionality in practice, and is not limited to Chromebooks.

previous disbadembling of the application also pointed out new anti-spam mechanisms in progress and although the features are still not available to users, the latest version of the mail tool contains new code strings suggesting that the development of these is ongoing. While users will be able to help Google by manually reporting any communication they consider to be spam, it would appear that the mobile service will also detect these messages by itself and suggest reporting and deleting them, depending on the same disbadembly. . Users will also be able to reject these prompts and Google's artificial intelligence algorithms will likely remember these choices as well in order to be better not to have problems with false positives at the # 39; future. Once this feature is enabled, users will be able to both block and report any individual number belonging to a spammer with a single command.

The Alphabet affiliate is also working on delivering a Dark Mode Android Messages, along with a member of the community. The XDA Developers cards have even managed to trigger the new look that we can see in the screen shots below. The feature activation option will be located in the application's overflow menu instead of its Settings section that the previous version implied, and with the overall design already functional, Dark Mode could already be available for beta testers in the coming weeks.