Google announced the Magic Compose feature for Messages at the I/O 2023. The company started rolling out the feature initially in the US and now it is expanding it to more regions. The Magic Compose feature is now rolling out to several regions other than the US, including France and UK. The feature is currently available only in English on Android devices. It is a contextual response feature that curates up to 20 last messages along with emojis, reactions, and URLs to generate relevant suggestions. Users can choose from various message styles like Remix, Excited, Chill, Shakespeare, Lyrical, Formal, or Short.
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Google extends Magic Compose for Messages to more regions
Google announced the Magic Compose feature for Messages at the I/O 2023. The company started rolling out the feature initially in the US and now it is expanding it to more regions. The Magic Compose feature is now rolling out to several regions other than the US, including France and UK. The feature is currently available only in English on Android devices. It is a contextual response feature that curates up to 20 last messages along with emojis, reactions, and URLs to generate relevant suggestions. Users can choose from various message styles like Remix, Excited, Chill, Shakespeare, Lyrical, Formal, or Short.
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