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Google Wallet is working to let you assign nicknames to transit passes. While some signs of this functionality are present in the latest Google Play Services beta, others are not yet functional. The company announced the feature on April 8. Update: April 8, 2025 (5:21 AM ET): It’s taken a while, but Google has quietly announced the ability to assign nicknames to your transit passes in Google Wallet. This comes over six months after we first spotted the feature (as seen in the original article below). “With this new feature, you can add a nickname to your passes in Wallet,” Google noted in the changelog of an April 2025 Google Play Services update (version 25.13).

Google Wallet is working to let you assign nicknames to transit passes. While some signs of this functionality are present in the latest Google Play Services beta, others are not yet functional. The company announced the feature on April 8. Update: April 8, 2025 (5:21 AM ET): It’s taken a while, but Google has quietly announced the ability to assign nicknames to your transit passes in Google Wallet. This comes over six months after we first spotted the feature (as seen in the original article below). “With this new feature, you can add a nickname to your passes in Wallet,” Google noted in the changelog of an April 2025 Google Play Services update (version 25.13).

Google Wallet is working to let you assign nicknames to transit passes. While some signs of this functionality are present in the latest Google Play Services beta, others are not yet functional. The company announced the feature on April 8. Update: April 8, 2025 (5:21 AM ET): It’s taken a while, but Google has quietly announced the ability to assign nicknames to your transit passes in Google Wallet. This comes over six months after we first spotted the feature (as seen in the original article below). “With this new feature, you can add a nickname to your passes in Wallet,” Google noted in the changelog of an April 2025 Google Play Services update (version 25.13).

Google Wallet is working to let you assign nicknames to transit passes. While some signs of this functionality are present in the latest Google Play Services beta, others are not yet functional. The company announced the feature on April 8. Update: April 8, 2025 (5:21 AM ET): It’s taken a while, but Google has quietly announced the ability to assign nicknames to your transit passes in Google Wallet. This comes over six months after we first spotted the feature (as seen in the original article below). “With this new feature, you can add a nickname to your passes in Wallet,” Google noted in the changelog of an April 2025 Google Play Services update (version 25.13).

Google Wallet is working to let you assign nicknames to transit passes. While some signs of this functionality are present in the latest Google Play Services beta, others are not yet functional. The company announced the feature on April 8. Update: April 8, 2025 (5:21 AM ET): It’s taken a while, but Google has quietly announced the ability to assign nicknames to your transit passes in Google Wallet. This comes over six months after we first spotted the feature (as seen in the original article below). “With this new feature, you can add a nickname to your passes in Wallet,” Google noted in the changelog of an April 2025 Google Play Services update (version 25.13).

Credit: Rita El Khoury / Android Authority When you update your Android phone, what’s the first thing you do? Chances are, you head to Settings and check for updates in the software update section, right? And hey, that’s totally fine. That’s how you’re supposed to update your phone. The thing is: there’s more to it. Google Play system updates are just as important as your regular software updates, and they come with new features you might not even know about.

Credit: Rita El Khoury / Android Authority When you update your Android phone, what’s the first thing you do? Chances are, you head to Settings and check for updates in the software update section, right? And hey, that’s totally fine. That’s how you’re supposed to update your phone. The thing is: there’s more to it. Google Play system updates are just as important as your regular software updates, and they come with new features you might not even know about.

Credit: Hadlee Simons / Android Authority A Samsung representative has outlined which One UI 7 camera features are coming to older devices. Features like the new camera app UI and the custom filter are coming to loads of older Galaxy phones. Other features like Log video and Motion photo are only coming to some phones. Samsung finally brought the One UI 7 update to older phones this week, and it’s a major update compared to previous software versions. Now, Samsung has outlined all the One UI 7 camera features that will be coming to older Galaxy phones and tablets. A Samsung representative on the company’s Korean-language Community forum revealed all the new camera features you should expect on your old device. You can check out the list below for a quick look.

Credit: Andy Walker / Android Authority Gmail’s Help Me Write feature now supports Japanese and Korean. This expansion comes after Google recently added support for French, German, and Italian. Help Me Write now supports eight languages. Google has brought plenty of AI tools to its various services, and Gmail has also received a handy Help Me Write feature. This allows you to compose and refine emails using Gemini. The search giant recently expanded the list of supported languages, and we’re now seeing another expansion. Google announced via a blog post that Gmail’s Help Me Write feature now supports Japanese and Korean across mobile and the web. This expansion follows the company’s language expansion last month, adding support for Italian, French, and German. You can view all the supported languages below.

Credit: Andy Walker / Android Authority Gmail’s Help Me Write feature now supports Japanese and Korean. This expansion comes after Google recently added support for French, German, and Italian. Help Me Write now supports eight languages. Google has brought plenty of AI tools to its various services, and Gmail has also received a handy Help Me Write feature. This allows you to compose and refine emails using Gemini. The search giant recently expanded the list of supported languages, and we’re now seeing another expansion. Google announced via a blog post that Gmail’s Help Me Write feature now supports Japanese and Korean across mobile and the web. This expansion follows the company’s language expansion last month, adding support for Italian, French, and German. You can view all the supported languages below.