Google confirmed a bug affecting some Android Auto and Android phone users, preventing them from making calls via Gemini. A fix has been released and users can update the app via the Google Play Store.
Google launched the $99.99 Google Home Speaker, its first audio device built for Gemini AI. It supports natural language, multi-step requests, mid-sentence corrections, and two-way conversations. A $10/month subscription unlocks advanced features like Gemini Live and Nest camera summaries.
Google announced Thursday that Gemini AI will roll out to cars with Google built-in, starting in the U.S. with English support. The upgrade from Google Assistant enables drivers to have natural conversations for tasks like finding restaurants, controlling vehicle functions, and retrieving information. GM previously revealed Gemini is coming to approximately 4 million vehicles from model year 2022 and newer across Cadillac, Chevrolet, Buick, and GMC brands. Unlike GM's announcement, Google's statement did not name specific automakers, suggesting broader industry adoption. Gemini will also be available for compatible existing cars via software updates.
Google is preparing to update vehicles that have Google built-in with its Gemini AI assistant. This will be an upgrade from the current Google Assistant according to Google's announcement, and promises to provide an improved experience for natural conversations, fetching vehicle-specific information, settings adjustments, and more. "When cars with Google built-in first hit the road […]
