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Google's impressive Rambler dictation tech is now available on Pixel 10 devices too
Google adds Rambler dictation to Pixel 10 phones and launches the $29 Pixel Tag tracker.
Google has expanded its Gemini-powered Rambler dictation technology to the Pixel 10 series, allowing users to convert natural speech into clean text while removing filler words. The update also brings personalized suggestions and multi-step automation tools for tasks like grocery ordering to these devices. Additionally, the company released the Pixel Tag, a tracker priced at $29 individually or $99 for a four-pack, which requires Android 16 and Bluetooth 6.0 for full functionality.
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Google's impressive Rambler dictation tech is now available on Pixel 10 devices too
Google is extending its Gemini-powered Rambler dictation technology to the Pixel 10 series. This feature converts natural speech into grammatically correct text by removing filler words and smoothing self-corrections. Alongside this update, the November Pixel Drop also introduced other AI capabilities to older Pixel phones and enabled the Pixel 11's HiLight feature for Google Messages. Additionally, the rollout to Pixel 10 devices includes personalized suggestions and multi-step automation tools for tasks such as grocery ordering and taxi booking.
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