Sure, Google I/O was one massive AI-palooza focused mostly on Gemini. But for Global Accessibility Awareness Day, there are a few more AI-enhanced vision features coming to some accessibility features coming to the Look to Speak app that will let users talk by staring at pictures, symbols, and–yes–even emojis, which could offer a new avenue […]
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It’s impressive to see how Wear OS has grown over the past few years – once dismissed by many as an unintuitive version of Android for smartwatches, Google’s smart wearable platform has undergone through a lot of changes, mostly for the better. This year at Google I/O 2024, we finally got a new round of
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While the Google Photos app has gotten several AI-infused upgrades over recent years, Google recently announced what is probably one of the most useful features for Google Photos yet. Dubbed “Ask Photos,” the function will run using Google Gemini, and will allow the AI model to provide user queries with precise results, at least according
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Google I/O was packed to the brim with announcements regarding AI, and while some folks tuned in for news on the company’s upcoming hardware showcases, Google was intent on keeping the discussion on its AI products. With that in mind, it also announced that the AI Overview feature will be rolling out for users in
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Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority TL;DR Google released a teaser video showcasing Gemini, its AI chatbot, effortlessly responding to both voice and video inputs. The teaser dropped just hours before OpenAI demonstrated ChatGPT-4o, exhibiting impressive conversational fluency and understanding. The AI chatbot wars are heating up, with OpenAI and Google locked in an intense battle
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Damien Wilde / Android Authority TL;DR Last month, Google announced that its Find My Device network was rolling out to Android devices globally, starting with the US and Canada. Over the past few days, some users outside North America reported being able to opt into the Find My Device network. This signals a wider global
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Rita El Khoury / Android Authority TL;DR The Google Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro, and Pixel 6a don’t seem to support Bluetooth LE Audio, the standard that defines audio streaming over Bluetooth Low Energy. Bluetooth LE Audio enables lower latency, higher quality audio streaming via the LC3 codec, as compared to the standard SBC codec
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Google’s Pixel Bud Pro are among the cheaper high-end noise-canceling earbuds in the market. But today, they are even cheaper, as the set falls to $139 (30 percent off) on Amazon. While that’s not the best price, it’s still a steep drop from the usual price of the earbuds at $199. The deal applies to all
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In true Google fashion, the upcoming Pixel 8a has been the subject of many leaks over the course of the past few months, with online tipsters revealign everything from design, specs, and even pricing. As such, a new wave of leaked materials sheds more light on Google’s upcoming midrange smartphone. Posting on his X/twitter account,
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Google has not done its best to keep the Pixel 8a under wraps. After the alleged hands-on image of the device emerged, the entire color range of the Pixel 8a has now been revealed which lends weight to earlier speculation about its color options offered. What colors will the Google Pixel 8a come in? As seen
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