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Google said Tuesday that it's beginning to roll out Schedule Send, a way for you to schedule texts in Android Messages in much the same way you might schedule an email.
Schedule Send is one of several new features Google announced for Android, along with Password Checkup, an improved dark mode for Google Maps, and a few enhancements to Android Auto and Google Assistant.
Google designed the new Schedule Send feature to be simple to use—it's certainly simple to explain. To trigger it, all you'll need to do is long-press the Send button in Messages. That will open up the scheduling menu, and you'll be able to pick a date and time to send your message. You'll need an updated version of Messages to enable this, as well as a phone running Android 9 and above.
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Didja see? Samsung's pledging a full four years of support for security updates on its Galaxy-branded Android phones. Well, shiver me timbers: That sure is somethin'!
Samsung slapped the news down onto these here internerfs of ours Monday morning, and the glowing headlines predictably followed — with some stories going as far as to proclaim Samsung as the new undisputed "king of Android upgrades" or to declare that the company was now "beating Google at its own game."
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