Google Assistant
So, Google Assistant is like, your hands-free buddy that helps with pretty much everything. You can just use your voice to, you know, control your phone - like opening apps, adjusting settings, and stuff. It's also super easy to stay connected with friends and family, 'cause you can make calls, send texts, and manage emails without even lifting a finger.
And, yeah, it's pretty helpful for getting things done too - like setting reminders, making lists, asking questions, and finding directions. Plus, if you've got a smart home, you can control all your devices from anywhere, which is pretty cool.
Oh, and there's this new thing, Gemini - it's like an experimental AI assistant that's gonna give you access to all of Google's AI models, so you can do even more stuff. It's kinda still a work in progress, so some things might not work right away, but they're working on it. You can opt-in to try it out, and if you don't like it, you can just switch back to Google Assistant in your settings.
Gemini's not available everywhere yet, but you can check if it's available on your device and in your country. Just, uh, go to the Google support page, I think - there's a link, https://support.google.com/?p=gemini_app_requirements_android. And, yeah, you'll need a compatible device, obviously.
So, Google Assistant is like, your hands-free buddy that helps with pretty much everything. You can just use your voice to, you know, control your phone - like opening apps, adjusting settings, and stuff. It's also super easy to stay connected with friends and family, 'cause you can make calls, send texts, and manage emails without even lifting a finger.
And, yeah, it's pretty helpful for getting things done too - like setting reminders, making lists, asking questions, and finding directions. Plus, if you've got a smart home, you can control all your devices from anywhere, which is pretty cool.
Oh, and there's this new thing, Gemini - it's like an experimental AI assistant that's gonna give you access to all of Google's AI models, so you can do even more stuff. It's kinda still a work in progress, so some things might not work right away, but they're working on it. You can opt-in to try it out, and if you don't like it, you can just switch back to Google Assistant in your settings.
Gemini's not available everywhere yet, but you can check if it's available on your device and in your country. Just, uh, go to the Google support page, I think - there's a link, https://support.google.com/?p=gemini_app_requirements_android. And, yeah, you'll need a compatible device, obviously.