Google just launched a bunch of new Pixel phones, coincidentally at the same time that Pixel devices are getting an interesting new keyboard feature.
According to 9to5Google, Gboard beta users are starting to get access to a feature that lets them manually adjust the size of emojis. In case you don’t know, Gboard is the default keyboard on Pixel phones and some other Android devices. It’s also available as a standalone app you can install on other phones, including iPhones.
Anyway, when the feature rolls out to everyone at an indeterminate point in the future, users will be able to go to Settings, then Preferences, then Appearance to find an emoji size slider underneath the already-existing font size slider. It seems like it does exactly what you’d think: Emojis will scale up and down depending on what you choose, making them easier on the eyes for users who might need that.
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And maybe you’ll be able to enjoy this feature on your brand new Pixel 11 Pro Fold soon.
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