Google's impressive Gemini dictation tech is now available on Pixel 10 devices, bringing standout AI features to the broader Pixel lineup. The Rambler text input feature transforms natural language ramblings into coherent, grammatically correct text, stripping out filler words like "umms" and "ahhs". It also smooths out self-corrections during dictation.
Despite not being a frequent voice texter, Engadget's Nathan Ingraham praised the keyboard-native feature in his Pixel 11 review. The Pixel 10 family also gains personalized suggestions and new multi-step automation tools for tasks like ordering groceries or booking a taxi. Beyond Pixel 10, Google is rolling out new AI functionality across its device families.
The Create My Widget tool expands to phones, with Pixel Watch support coming soon. New AI-powered icon styles arrive this month, while the Hi Light camera module notification system now supports Google Messages. Pixel 11 Pro users will see the module glow for important contacts.
Step-by-step workout routines are now available on Pixel Watch 3 and newer devices, tracking live metrics and logging reps. Finally, Google's long-awaited Pixel Tag tracker is now available for $29 or $99 for a four-pack, requiring Android 9+ and Bluetooth 6.0 for full features.
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