Google would passibly Include Audiomojis for Telephone Requires Its Telephone App

Google would passibly Include Audiomojis for Telephone Requires Its Telephone App


If you get a chance to react with sound instead of emoji! If someone can hear the thunder of applause instead of clap emoji! This can happen because Google is going to bring a new avatar of emoji to its phone app soon. The company is working on a feature in which the user will be able to react with a sound effect on phone calls. Also, animations will also be used. Let’s know how this feature will be.

Google may soon introduce the soundmoji feature in its phone app. This feature has been seen in the latest beta version of the phone app, which has been revealed by AssembleDebug. The feature is called audiomojis. After the arrival of this feature, users will be able to react to the sound on phone calls. Which will include 6 types of sound effects. These 6 sounds will be- sad (sad), applose (applause), celebrity (celebration), laff (laughter), drumrol and poop. The interesting thing is that with each sound effect, its animation will also appear on the screen.

Audiomojis is being developed from September 2023. They were being developed in the name of sound reaction. Later, Google kept silence about this. But now it is reported that the company is still working on them and they can be launched soon. However, it is not clear yet how these soundmojies will be enabled in the phone app. Also, it is also not clear whether the sound effect animation will be heard and seen by both parties, or just by the user who has activated it.

If this feature of Google comes in the phone app, the phone calls can be more fun than before. The company’s app also offers emoji features. But it is present in the text. Now Google is preparing to bring it into calls. However, the company has not yet excluded any information about it. It has to be seen how long Google brings it.

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