Gemini on Android Auto is the best place to use it yet
Key Points:
- Gemini has largely replaced Google Assistant recently, with the most notable improvement being its integration on Android Auto, where it offers a more conversational and efficient experience for drivers.
- On Android Auto, Gemini enables safer multitasking by allowing users to have interactive, informative conversations while driving, unlike the previous Assistant which was becoming unreliable.
- However, Gemini’s rollout on Google TV has been criticized for its long-winded responses, making it less practical for quick content searches compared to traditional voice assistants.
- Additional Google updates include the rollout of Android 16 QPR2 with security fixes, expanded dark mode, and new features in Chrome for Android such as pinned tabs.
- Other tech news highlights include YouTube launching its video "Recap"
Trending Business
A mom thought her daughter was texting friends before her suicide. It was an AI chatbot.
CBS News
TravelWits: Self-Book Luxury Hotels With Special Travel Agency Perks
One Mile at a Time
Rich People Staff Share Billionaire Secrets
BuzzFeed
How Reliable Are Rivians? Here's What Consumer Reports Says
Jalopnik
Woman wanted by FBI for allegedly defrauding Banc of California
ABC7 Los Angeles
Trending Technology
USB Video Capture Devices: Wow! They’re All Bad!!
Hackaday
This Game Awards Teaser Just Keeps Getting More And More Puzzling
GameSpot
iam8bit sues Skybound Games for $4m, claiming breach of contract and theft of designs
Eurogamer
Gemini on Android Auto is the best place to use it yet
9to5GoogleiPadOS 26.2 will fix my biggest gripe with Apple's current iPad software
9to5Mac
Trending Health
Hiker bit by coyote with rabies in New Mexico
KOB.com
‘Scromiting,’ a bizarre condition linked to chronic marijuana use, is on the rise
East Idaho News
What Does Nuclear Radiation Actually Do To Your Body?
bgr.com
University of Utah Health research funding reaches record $531M in 2025
KSL.com
Still Making Your Bed Every Morning? You Should Probably Stop… It's a Habit That Might Backfire
The Daily Galaxy