Say Goodbye to the Google Assistant—Gemini Is Moving In

Google announced on Friday that Google’s assistant is no longer this world. The company plans to transfer most Android devices to Gemini instead. This includes phones, tablets, devices that connect to your phone, headphones, and even the assistant in the car. The only available devices will be those that are limited to 2GB of RAM or those that are not on a compatible version of Android.

This is the first official announcement from Google that Google Assistant is on his way out, but not as if we didn’t expect it. Gemini is already the default experience on most prevailing Android devices, including Google, Samsung, Motorola, OnePlus and Offaas brands. Google also insists that “millions of people have already switched”, although I will challenge them on the number of people who did so well. I haven’t seen, for example, to make a change in the beginning. I only highlighted that I realized that I had to develop with times if I would continue to write about smartphones.

I Tarter About this, because this transition from Google to Gemini Ai from Google was chaotic. Google slowly watching NERF how I trained myself to interact with my smart home and other devastating Google devices. I think about the precious donation barely holding in my old car. But I am also thinking about the Lenovo smart watch that I use to wake up every morning and close the lights every night. I have called Google and the manufacturers of these devices to find out what they are recommending. I suspect that many of the disappointment that have been expressed in the forums on the Internet where people realize that their Google’s assistant devices will become the weight of the paper. Who has paper to keep it anymore?

Gemini is a better digital assistant in several ways. It’s more conversation, you can use them with yourself to talk about ideas, etc. I recently shared a 15 -minute video clip with my colleague who took from Gemini and I owned again about something I was looking for. Gemini was not the best results at the end – it made me cry a little out of frustration. But I realized through this experience that the assistants we knew with the Google and Siri Assistant from Apple are under the following development. Digital assistants were always supposed to be more conversational, personal and interactive. Now that Gemini has achieved it, Google is ready to put it out.