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Gemini for Android is more useful than Assistant thanks to Gmail, Maps, and Docs integration, but it's not good at picking up on context and can be frustrating

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  • @deadtechnology Adam Doud on threads
    @google Gemini on Android is kinda cool, but after swiping up from the corner of the phone and asking it to do something, you have to press a button to get it to do the thing, and that's not awesome.
  • @parkerortolani Parker Ortolani on threads
    This is the only major issue I have with Gemini, unlike Google Assistant it doesn't just send your query when it detects you are done speaking
  • @daveleebbg Dave Lee on threads
    “I want to eat great food in Peru” Google's AI could find flights, hotels, plot great restaurants into a map, make reservations, sort out directions/timings, set up a YouTube playlist of related reviews and content for me to enjoy on the flight over.  That would absolutely killer…
  • r/google r on reddit
    Google's Gemini assistant is a fantastic and frustrating glimpse of the AI future