Google Gemini is getting a dedicated student hub
As we're gearing up for back-to-school season, Google is rolling out a new dedicated student hub in Gemini. It's a one-stop repository for collecting research in a study notebook, creating flashcards, taking practice quizzes, and more. Google is also enhancing its study notebooks with support for graphs and images. It can even add test dates […]
Google is reportedly developing a new accessibility shortcut for its Gemini Live feature that could make it easier for users with visual impairments to access the camera mode. This shortcut, currently in development, could take users directly to the Camera mode, potentially eliminating the need for multiple steps to access Guided Vision.
Guided Vision allows Gemini to use the device's camera to read text, translate labels, identify objects, and provide descriptions of surroundings. While the shortcut itself isn't functional yet, it could significantly improve accessibility for those who require quick access to this feature. Google already offers Guided Vision, allowing Gemini to leverage the smartphone's camera for various tasks, but reaching this mode can be cumbersome.
The tech giant may recognize the need for a more streamlined approach, as users often have to navigate through the Gemini app to access this functionality.
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