Recent reports regarding Google Nexus has sparked much awareness in the tech industry. There are several things much undesirable than answering an unregistered number. Fortunately, for those that constantly dip for certain gimmick, Google has filled spam call inspection to its Android phone app.
The latest Google Nexus update creates the element extra effective, as it adds a supplementary barricade between spam callers and the end users. As of now, the component solely works on Android One and Nexus gadgets.
The Google Nexus caller app feature has vigorous competitors on the retail. Truecaller, for instance; a clean feature of Truecaller is that it outsources a database of contact numbers so it can bid caller ID threats to those who has the app installed. Cyanogen Inc. endorses the future of Truecaller's components and has sealed cooperation with Truecaller.
Google is currently heating the pot, seeing that the new Google Nexus Android caller feature will empower users to twain block and report numbers coming from spam callers. Meaning, companies will huddle and apply data to eradicate spam callers.
Moreover, Google Nexus' spam warning feature for Android will surely omit the heart of phone users who do not use such reliable tool already. Apple is also advocating towards pissing off spam callers, with a feature that should mount in its upcoming mobile OS iteration, iOS 10.
The app is already engaging towards beta version of iOS 10, and is expected to fall on all iPhones this fall. On a different note, even Google Nexus and its smartwatch segment is being evaluated and scrutinized as well, reports PC Advisor.
If the user does not want to get intimidated by unregistered callers' way too often than usual, it may be a great deal to go download and install Google Nexus' Android Caller spam feature right at this moment.
The more patient of users will see Google pushing the update to their devices in a few days. Be updated with the latest new regarding Google Nexus' feature and stay tuned to Game & Guide for more.
