Like earbuds, Google will change the Assistant's notifications on headphones
Google is informing headphone users with Assistant support that the AI helper will lose its "touch-and-hold" function for notifications and the ability to reply. A post states users will soon have to say "Hey Google" aloud in order for the AI to read your notifications.
The Perplexity AI chatbot was initially available only as a web-based option with limited functionality. But since the launch of the Perplexity mobile assistant on Android, I've been using it ...
Google launched Google Assistant accessories to make your car smarter. However, it looks like they may soon be shut off for ...
Google has yet to fully roll out Gemini for its smart displays and speakers. It is only available to select Nest Audio and ...
Researchers who have been given access to Google's new AI "co-scientist" tool are enthusiastic about its potential, but it ...
Code found in the latest beta version of the Google app suggests third-party Google Assistant accessories might be shutting ...
Google's AI projects, Astra and Mariner, advance autonomous assistants that see, understand and act in digital and physical ...
The Google Assistant on Car accessory project might soon be getting the axe; it was announced in 2019 but gained little ...
Google is pulling its Gemini assistant from the main Google app on iOS, in a bid to encourage users to download the dedicated ...
Teeing up Amazon Music tracks on a Google Nest smart speaker used to involve jumping through hoops, but not anymore.
Voice commands have become more than just a way to set timers or check the weather. With assistants like Alexa and Siri, you ...
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