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That was fast: Google pushed an update to Gemini for Android last night that enabled auto sending queries when you invoke it via a swipe up gesture or long press of the power button. Previously queries only auto sent if you invoked Gemini via "Hey Google." Hopefully continued conversation...

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Mishaal Rahmanvor 2 Jahren

Another point of feedback: While it's nice that Gemini uses Android's modern Photo Picker, the Photo Picker is currently quite limited. It doesn't support selecting from cloud media libraries nor does it support every local folder. If Gemini instead used the GET_CONTENT intent, the Photo Picker would still be invoked but there would be an additional "Browse" button that would open the system file picker. This would let us select photos that aren't seen by Photo Picker, like downloaded images. (I'm aware that the Photo Picker is preparing to add integration with cloud media providers like Google Photos and if you're my subscriber you know there's already a way to activate it, but we don't know when that'll roll out.)

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Mishaal Rahmanvor 2 Jahren

Unlike Google Assistant, the Gemini pop-up follows the system theme on Android. Google for some reason made the Assistant pop-up always be in dark mode, so this is a nice change.

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TestingCatalog News 🗞vor 2 Jahren

@Google Got it working in EU finally 🔥 Seems like they shipped a worldwide version!

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Mishaal Rahmanvor 2 Jahren

@Google You didn't have to change your Google account region?

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@Google I need to integrate these functions of Google Assistant with Gemini while working

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Ethan 🌙vor 2 Jahren

@Google App is working in Canada now!

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Rich DeMurovor 2 Jahren

@Google I noticed this this morning Way to go Google! So much more helpful

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Codevor 2 Jahren

@Google That navbar zoom animation looks good and gives a good vibe

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Bilgehan Bilgevor 2 Jahren

@Google I reinstall Pixel Extended AOSP 13 Rom that I use on K20 Pro (Raphael) but I choose US in the begining of setup. Now, I can use Gemini in Turkey. I didnt add any different language and reagion. Just, US and English.

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Alexandros Samarasvor 2 Jahren

@Google Yes, that was fast! I was surprised to see it respond without the extra taps!🎉

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