Google’s shift from Assistant to Gemini on smartphones is delayed, meaning users can continue using Assistant while Google ...

While Google Assistant shares some features with the assistants mentioned above, Google's version is more conversational, which means you can ask follow-up questions if you need more information.

I've been using Android since its first iteration, and I remember those early releases felt like they weren't quite ready for the masses. They were clunky, poorly designed, bereft of certain features, ...

Google has officially delayed its plan to replace Google Assistant with Gemini on Android phones until 2026. Find out what ...

As Google pivots to a heavier and heavier focus on Gemini, the experience of using Google Assistant just continues to degrade. This issue of 9to5Google Weekender is a part of 9to5Google’s rebooted ...

Most smartphones these days all have the capability to be controlled by voice commands, thanks to virtual assistance software. This perk is essential when you can't physically handle or look at your ...

Google isn’t quite ready to replace Assistant with Gemini on Android devices. The company said on Friday that it will “continue our work to upgrade Assistant users to Gemini on mobile devices into ...

Google Gemini voice assistant is expanding to millions of US users on smart speakers. This includes Gemini Live, Home Brief, ...

Google Assistant is evolving into Gemini, bringing powerful new AI capabilities but also discontinuing some favorite features. If you use Google Assistant to set timers, play music or control your ...

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You can now use Circle to Search even when the Google app isn’t set as Android’s default digital assistant app. Previously, you had to set the Google app as the default assistant app in order to use ...

“Hey Google, what song is playing?” Many of us are used to asking this question when we hear an absolute banger of a song playing in a bar or a restaurant. There are some people who use it so often ...