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Google’s next Gemini trick could change how you use Android XR glasses

First reported 16 Oct, 06:54 UTCSource: Android AuthorityLast editorial activity 16 Oct, 06:54 UTC

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It could also let Gemini automatically turn on the camera to answer questions about the wearer’s surroundings. What started off with “Hey Google” and “Ok Google” for Google Assistant now looks like it is heading toward “Hey Gemini.” Google is an Internet and software company based in Mountain View.

"Hey Gemini" is coming for "Ok Google." TL;DR Google is working on a new “Hey Gemini” hotword for Android XR glasses. Google will likely let users disable the automatic camera activation feature.

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Android Authority Reporting source
Google’s next Gemini trick could change how you use Android XR glasses ↗
https://www.androidauthority.com/hey-gemini-camera-activation-android-xr-3724200/

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