Google's AI assistant lands on Wear OS 6, starting with Samsung's Galaxy Watch 8. Here are our first impressions, and what this update is bringing to your wrist.

Google announced on Wednesday that it’s rolling out Gemini to Wear OS watches, nearly two months after teasing the move back in May. The tech giant is also adding new Circle to Search capabilities by integrating its AI Mode search experience directly into the feature and adding support for gaming-related queries.

Google is bringing its Gemini assistant to select Wear OS smartwatches, such as the Galaxy Watch 8 and Pixel Watch. Here's what it can do.

Google made Veo 3 available for free to Pixel 9 Pro, added Gemini support to Pixel Watches, and brought gaming support to Circle to Search.

Samsung Galaxy Unpacked unveiled its latest smartphones, the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Flip 7, and Flip 7 FE, all integrated with Google Gemini AI features. To sweeten the deal for potential customers, Google announced a special offer: six free months of Google AI Pro for those who purchase the new phones.

Starting today, Google is implementing a change that will enable its Gemini AI engine to interact with third-party apps, such as WhatsApp, even when users previously configured their devices to block such interactions. Users who don't want their previous settings to be overridden may have to take action.

You may have seen the news this morning about Gemini replacing Google Assistant on your Pixel Watch and are wondering when it’ll actually happen. As you likely know, Google is notoriously bad at announcing things that sound fun and neat and cool,

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On July 7, change-maker Uranus will make its debut in Gemini for the first time in almost a century. Discover what this means for your zodiac sign, according to astrologer.

Google is phasing out Assistant for Gemini, and we've spotted changes coming to Android Auto signaling the imminent.