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Google held its big annual event this week, unveiling the new Pixel 11 phone and showing off smart updates to its Gemini assistant.
If you use your phone for recording notes, sending messages, or keeping track of your day, here is what happened in simple language.
Have you ever recorded a voice message and noticed you said "um," "like," or "ah" a dozen times?
Google introduced a new feature called Rambler. When you record a voice note or meeting summary, Rambler automatically cleans up your recording. It removes repetitive words and stutters, giving you a clean, clear text summary in seconds.
Google is turning Gemini into a helpful assistant that works across over 40 phone apps.
Instead of opening five different apps to check flight tickets, loyalty cards, or calendar events, Gemini can organize your travel forms and reminders automatically on your screen.
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