Google is replacing Assistant with Gemini in the "Hey Google" and "Voice Match" setup flow, as spotted in the latest Google ...

Google app beta reveals references to a new “Hey <something>” hotword for invoking Google Assistant/Gemini. This suggests Google may offer users a choice between “Hey Google” and potentially “Hey ...

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Ca. (KTAL/KMSS) In the past, if you asked Google, “How old was George Washington?” it could for sure give you a direct answer. However, if you were to type a general follow-up like, ...

Google, as you all know, has made remarkable progress with Gemini AI. In fact, the company has been constantly treating Gemini with new capabilities. Soon, there’ll be a time when it completely ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. As Google moves everyone over to Gemini as the on-device Assistant, we’re continuing to learn about changes ...

“Hey, Google” isn't the same anymore. Google has decided that it’s going to disconnect the “Hey, Google” prompt from Google Assistant on Android phones and replace it with a connection to Gemini Live, ...

Google Maps has started rolling out Gemini as its new AI assistant, replacing Google Assistant across all navigation modes. Users can now access smarter, more conversational voice commands for ...

My reservations about Google calling all of its AI features “Gemini” remain, but most users seem to like the branding change. One thing I’ve seen people speculate about is a “Hey Gemini” hotword in ...

Dallas was working on cars at a Honda dealership rocking a MyTouch 4G when Artem and the gang started Android Police. It was this very website that got him into Android in the first place — he'd sneak ...

Dua Rashid has been working as a consumer tech journalist since 2020. She's worked for a bunch of tech publications, including Gizmodo, IGN, PCMag, BuySide from WSJ, Digital Trends, and TechRadar, ...

Sometimes I get really tired of Android features that I like being precipitously changed or dumped. Sometimes I get really tired of Android features that I like being precipitously changed or dumped.