Here are all the Gemini AI features coming to the Google Pixel lineup

• Magic Cue: This is the big one. Using the new Tensor G5 chip, your phone will try to guess what you need before you do. So, if you call an airline, it might automatically pull up your flight info. It’s designed to stop you from constantly jumping between apps to find things.
• For a deeper dive on Magic Cue, click here
• Gemini Live: You can now have a more natural, back-and-forth conversation with Gemini. You can even share your screen or point your camera at something and ask questions. Stuck trying to fix your bike? Show it to Gemini. It’s a neat feature that could actually be useful.
• Camera Coach: If your photos always turn out a bit…off, this might be for you. The AI will look at your scene and suggest better angles or settings.
• Ask Photos: This lets you edit photos just by talking. Instead of messing with sliders, you can just say, "make the sky a bit brighter" or "get rid of that person in the background."
• Google AI Pro Plan (Pixel 10 Pro only): If you splurge for the Pro model, Google throws in a year of their AI Pro plan. This basically gives you priority access to the most powerful version of Gemini and plugs it into apps like Gmail and Docs.

• Personal AI Health Coach: This is a new feature inside the Fitbit app that uses Gemini to build custom workout and sleep plans for you. It looks at your data and gives you personalized tips and insights.
• Direct On-Wrist Assistance: You can now do more with your voice directly from the watch, like firing off a quick text.
• Raise to Talk: This will undoubtedly become my favorite little tweak. You can just raise your wrist and start talking to Gemini, no more needing to say "Hey Google" first. It’s a small thing, but it makes a big difference.

Gemini on the Pixel Buds

• Pixel Buds Pro 2:

• Enhanced Gemini Live: They’ve improved how well Gemini can hear you in a noisy place, so you can have a conversation without shouting over a crowd.
• Gesture Controls: You’ll be able to answer calls or reply to texts just by nodding or shaking your head.

• Pixel Buds 2A:

• Hands-Free Gemini Support: The more affordable Buds are also getting basic hands-free access to Gemini for things like asking for directions or making a list.