Google’s smartest Pixel 11 Pro feature is already driving me crazy
A bright idea gone dim.
Google's Pixel 11 has introduced a voice-to-text tool called "Rambler," part of its Gemini Intelligence suite. This AI-powered feature effectively converts spoken words into coherent text by processing filler words like "ums" and "ahs." This function is particularly useful when driving, as it minimizes the need to stop and correct voice-to-text errors.
While the tool is generally reliable, it lacks a live preview feature during speech - a gap that Nothing has demonstrated with their upcoming "Essential Voice" update in Nothing OS 5.0. Their version displays a real-time preview of what's being spoken, allowing users to make immediate edits and adjustments before finalizing the transcription.
This feature would significantly enhance the user experience of Google's "Rambler" tool in day-to-day use, providing visual confirmation that the system is accurately capturing the speaker's words.
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