Google brings Rambler dictation and new AI tools to Pixel 10 phones
Google has made its Rambler dictation technology available on Pixel 10 devices alongside other new artificial intelligence features during the November product drop.
New features arrive for older phones
Gemini-driven dictation features are now becoming available on the Pixel 10 lineup through this firm. This update means users who have not yet upgraded to the Pixel 11 series now get one of its standout features. This feature converts casual speech into clear, grammatically accurate writing. The process additionally eliminates filler sounds like umms and ahhs along with superfluous terms from your recording.
Additional AI tools expand functionality
Gemini Intelligence will arrive with the Pixel 10 family, bringing along personalized suggestions alongside fresh multi-step automation tools. These tools handle tasks like ordering groceries or booking a taxi for eligible users. In addition to the dictation upgrade, Google will launch fresh AI capabilities across several device lines within this month. The Create My Widget tool lets users use natural language prompts to build custom widgets on phones too.
Pixel Tag and workout routines launch
Pixel Watch 3 and later models can now access step-by-step workout routines following Google's announcement. These routines track live metrics on the watch or phone display and can log reps as you go. Finally, the long-overdue Pixel Tag is now available to buy for those needing an AirTag-alike tracker. The pill-shaped device costs $29 individually or $99 for a four-pack of units.
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