Gemini AI is reportedly being integrated into the Bisto class of earbuds, which are Google Assistant-enabled headphones. The integration will enable users to access Gemini AI hands-free, bypassing the need to use a smartphone.
The integration has been spotted in the Google app version 15.31. Rumors suggest that Gemini AI could be launched alongside new devices such as the Pixel Buds Pro 2.
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Google’s Gemini was first launched on smartphones in February. From smartphones, Gemini is now set to make its way into wireless earbuds, tablets and possibly other devices.
Gemini offers help in learning new skills, planning events, writing thank you notes and more. With advanced AI functionalities, Gemini plans to provide users with intelligent, context-aware responses and actions.
The official announcement of Gemini’s integration with wireless earbuds is expected at the Made by Google event on August 13. The event is also likely to showcase the new Pixel Buds Pro 2.
Users will be able to interact with Gemini using voice commands making it a convenient tool for on-the-go scenarios. The assistant will be able to answer questions and provide information verbally.
Gemini will be tailored for an audio-first format ensuring that interactions are concise and efficient.
Google’s challenge will be to ensure that Gemini’s responses are informative yet brief, catering to the unique needs of earbuds users.
Alongside the Gemini assistant Google is expected to unveil the Pixel Buds Pro 2. The new earbuds are anticipated to include improved sound quality, noise cancellation and more advanced AI integration.
The integration of Gemini is expected to be a key selling point for the Pixel Buds Pro 2, setting them apart from competitors in the market.
Users can expect a more interactive and intelligent audio experience with Gemini providing real-time assistance and information.
It remains unclear whether existing headphones and earbuds with Google Assistant will receive Gemini updates.
Google has not confirmed any compatibility details for older devices. However, given Google’s track record of supporting older devices, there is potential for Gemini to be rolled out to existing products over time.
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Google has already confirmed that the Pixel Tablet will receive Gemini, expanding the assistant’s reach beyond smartphones and earbuds.
Gemini AI is an advanced chatbot developed by Google that leverages the latest AI and machine learning technologies. Gemini has been integrated into various Google apps enhancing user experience with its conversational abilities and context-aware responses.
The chatbot is designed to assist users in tasks ranging from answering queries to managing smart home devices.
The Bisto class of earbuds is a series of Google Assistant-powered headphones introduced by Google in 2017. These earbuds are designed to offer users access to Google Assistant, allowing them to perform tasks such as playing music, setting reminders and receiving notifications without using their phones.
The anticipation around Gemini AI’s integration into earbuds stems from evidence found in the Google app version 15.31.
The code within this app version contains several strings indicating the presence of Gemini AI in earbuds.
According to a report by 9to5Google, specific strings in the Google app version 15.31 have hinted at this integration. One string reads, “Talk to Gemini on earbuds,” indicating that users will soon be able to interact with the AI directly through their earbuds.
Another string, “Your new AI assistant is on headphones,” suggests that the AI chatbot will be available on various headphone models.
The term Bisto has been pivotal in identifying the class of devices that will support Gemini AI. Bisto refers to a category of headphones that run Google Assistant.
There are rumors that Google may announce Gemini AI’s support for earbuds alongside the upcoming launch of Pixel Buds Pro 2.
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