Google removes an assistant from most phones this year
Google Assistant days are numbered. Google has announced Friday that all Android devices pass to Gemini as their default assistant and "Classic Google Assistant will no longer be available on most mobile devices."
The company says it works to convert more mobile devices from Google Assistant into twins in 2025 and plan "Upgrade tablets, cars and devices that connect to your phone like headsets and clocks" of the new AI assistant. This probably includes other platforms such as iOS. Although intelligent home devices do not appear to be a focus on Google late, the company also confirmed its plans to use twins to feeding a new experience of speakers, displays and streaming fields.
The only way to really avoid Google Assistant retirement is to have a device that does not meet those of twins Minimum system requirements: Fulfillment of at least Android 10 and with at least 2 GB RAM. If you have both, say goodbye to your old assistant.
For those who want to search, it has been written on the wall for Google Assistant for a while. Google launches its Pixel 9 line With twins as default Instead of Google Assistant, a pretty bad sign, given Pixels, functioning as a big Google Lifestyle advertisement. The company also deliberately tried to give twins The main possibilities of an assistant Over time, probably to make this transition possible.
It is unclear when the switch will happen, but it would make sense for any Android 16 device to use Gemini, not a model in recent years.
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