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How to add the Pixel 11’s Rambler feature to your Android phone right now

Google’s smartest voice typing feature is no longer a Pixel exclusive.

How to add the Pixel 11’s Rambler feature to your Android phone right now

Android Authority reports that Google has introduced a feature called Rambler in the Pixel 11 series smartphones, which uses local AI models to transcribe and format speech in real-time. This feature, integrated into Gboard, automatically removes filler words, adds correct punctuation, and fixes speech mistakes. However, the feature is currently exclusive to the latest Pixel 11 series smartphones due to its reliance on the Tensor chip for processing.

This limitation may disappoint users who wish to enjoy this AI-driven speech-to-text functionality on their older Android devices.

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