Google makes your life easier: no need to open maps to get directions
The latest update to Gemini, Google's AI-powered assistant, simplifies navigation by automatically running directions on Google Maps, without leaving the assistant interface.
Gemini is Google's latest generation of AI, succeeding Bard. This advanced AI is designed to help users in more contextual and dynamic ways, whether it's writing text, brainstorming ideas, or even planning events. The company's ambition is to make virtual assistance more integrated and natural into users' daily lives.
Google is expanding the use of Gemini to various apps, including Google Messages, as some beta testers now have the ability to interact directly with the AI. Additionally, the mobile app provides a gateway to the company's most powerful AI models, enriching everyday interactions with features such as writing and summarizing text, creating images on demand or facilitating learning.
GOOGLE revolutionizes navigation with GEMINI: No more clicking to start a route
Gemini, Google's new AI star, is changing the way we interact with technology. Although it is still in development and aims to replace Google Assistant, artificial intelligence is already making significant progress. The latest update to its mobile app aims to make hands-free navigation even easier by eliminating the repetitive step of clicking a link to start a route in Google Maps.
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Now, by asking Gemini for directions to their destination, the user is automatically redirected to Google Maps, ready to begin their journey. This improvement represents a step toward more natural and efficient interaction with navigation technologies, especially for those who rely on voice commands when navigating. Although AI still has a way to go to compete with Google Assistant, these advances indicate a promising future.
It's important to note that the Gemini app is already available in 150 countries but it's not here yet. We hope that these new navigation features will soon be available to users in France, paving the way for wider use of these advanced functions in our daily lives.