I simply don’t know how to feel about an incoming update to the Google Phone app that adds sound effects to the Android dialer. First spotted as part of a beta update by 9to5Google, the app may soon let you tap one of six “Audio Emoji” buttons to play a short sound clip that both sides of the call can hear.

The newest beta version of Google's Phone app for Android includes "Audio Emoji", which are buttons that play a sound effect that both parties can hear. They include clapping, laughing, crying, party,

There are six sound effects to choose from, including a fart noise, which all correspond to existing emoji. You can play the audio emoji directly during a phone call to make an (annoying) impression on whoever you're talking with.

Google has begun rolling out the 'Audio Emoji' feature in its Phone app, adding a playful twist to phone calls for Android users.

Have you ever felt like all that was missing from your phone calls was a fart button? You're in luck. First reported by 9to5Google, Google is introducing "Audio Emoji" to its Google Phone calling app.

Google has announced six of its text emojis will soon come with sound effects, including a fart noise going with the poo symbol. Users can also hear clapping, laughing, crying, partying and a drum roll if they select corresponding emojis during a chat.

Google Phone. Only this time, we're getting them in audio form. Yep, per 9to5Google, the company has started rolling out "audio emoji" to Google Phone app users. Six emoji are available so far via the overflow menu: Clapping,

Google new "audio emojis" sound like an insanely bad idea. Especially since one of the options is the poop emoji.