Google's impressive Rambler dictation tech is now available on Pixel 10 devices too
November's Pixel Drop also brings other AI features to older Pixel phones, while the Pixel 11's HiLight feature now works with Google Messages.
Google's impressive Rambler dictation technology, which converts natural language ramblings into coherent text, is now available on Pixel 10 devices. This AI feature, known for its ability to remove filler words like "ums" and "ahhs," as well as unnecessary words, was praised in a review of the Pixel 11. The rollout of Rambler to the Pixel 10 family also includes personalized suggestions and multi-step automation tools for tasks such as grocery ordering and taxi booking.
Google is expanding its AI functionalities across various device families, with the Create My Widget tool now available on phones, and new AI-powered icon styles. The Pixel Watch now supports AI in its step-by-step workout routines and can log reps during workouts. The Pixel Tag, a Google's long-awaited AirTag-alike tracker, is also now available for purchase, with support for devices running Android 9 or later.
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