Oct 22, 2025
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The tech giant says calls now use AI-enhanced audio to reduce background noise and improve speech intelligibility, even when talking to someone on a landline or older device.
Google announced Tuesday that Google Fi, its telecommunications service, is getting several new updates, including artificial intelligence noise filters and RCS web alerts.
The tech giant says calls use AI-enhanced voice to reduce background noise and improve voice clarity, even when you're talking to someone on a landline or older device.The company says the update should enable "more natural-sounding conversations."
Although this feature will be automatically enabled, users will have the option to disable it.AI audio will be improved next month.
For RCS Web Management, follow the messages in "Messages for the Web 'Integration'".This includes new rC support for video.The update will roll out in December.
Additionally, Google WiFi extends the availability of the Wi-Fi Auto Connect+ feature, which puts users on premium Wi-Fi so their connections are more reliable in crowded places like airports or malls.
"We are expanding the availability of this feature to millions of locations, including Google's largest companies, and Jen Harnett, Ul Company Manager, wrote in the Blog Post. "It works automatically, and it is available without additional additional cost.Plus, we're the only major vehicle to handle your online activity automatically with a built-in connection."
The company says users will know they're connected via Wi-Fi Auto Connect+ when they see a W+ icon in the status bar.
Google also announced that the Google fi app will include an AI-powered spread that explains charges, monthly changes, and how they can affect revenue.
As part of Tuesday's announcement, Google FI launched a limited promotion for new Google FI customers that offers 50% for 15 months when you bring your phone and sign up for unlimited or unlimited plan requirements.
