The improvements mainly focus on connectivity, productivity and accessibility. Google will roll out the updates in the coming months.

At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, ​​Google announced several improvements within Android and Chromebook. For example, the search giant says “Fast Pair” will soon be able to configure a Bluetooth headset with a tap. Those who already have a device configured on their Android phone can also enjoy automatic pairing as long as you use your Chromebook with the same Google account. This update will be rolled out shortly.

Soon, users will also be able to increase the size of media files by up to 300 percent. You can pass on a content size preference, and ChromeOS will remember it every time you open the internet browser. This feature is available today in Chrome Beta and will soon be available to all users in the Accessibility panel.

Google Meet is also loved by the search giant. More Android devices will soon support noise canceling to filter out unwanted noise during a meeting. This update is already available today.

The other two updates focus on productivity. Google Keep now gets a handy widget that lets you quickly organize, check off, and add notes. The widget supports daily reminders, different background colors and syncing across devices. Finally, you can now annotate PDF files with a pen or your finger in the Google Drive Android app. You can then choose to keep a copy or overwrite the original.