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What Gemini Interacting With Third-Party Apps Means For Users
As of July 7, Google’s AI assistant Gemini is capable of interacting with third-party services like WhatsApp, irrespective of whether or not the user previously permitted it to do so. According to a report by Ars Technica, the company has sent users an email about this update, stating that the change is automatic and that Gemini would be able to carry out these interactions whether or not the user has their Gemini App Activity on or off. This a…
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Gemini Live is brilliant, but has not yet been able to hang like the "normal" version into other apps. This is changing, now Gemini Live can access Google calendars, maps and notes. Samsung is a quasi exclusive partner of Google and benefits from similar innovations mostly very quickly and so it is this time. Gemini Live is now connected to the Samsung apps as part of the introduction of new Galaxy smartphones, where Google is counting Samsung c…
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