Gboard on Android gets a Gemini Intelligence upgrade with Rambler

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Rambler on Gboard will make you sound less like one when you dictate your speech into text. This Gemini Intelligence feature can edit your speech into more concise messages and remove your filler words and sounds. It even promises to support language switching mid-speech.

According to Google, it will only transcribe in real-time and won't store or save the converted speech. "Whether you're blending English with Hindi or any other combination, Rambler understands the context and the nuance, ensuring your message sounds exactly like you — only more polished," the company said.

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Google's autofill gets Gemini treatment, too

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Google is also injecting its artificial intelligence into its autofill feature on Android. It can easily fill out complex forms on your smartphone using Gemini. It does so by pulling relevant information from your connected apps. The feature is opt-in, so that you can choose if and when to connect Gemini with autofill and turn this feature on and off in the settings.

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Google's Gemini Intelligence promises to automate multi-step tasks

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Google is promising to tackle "tedious tasks" through a multi-step automation feature it first tested on the Samsung Galaxy S26 and Google Pixel 10. This move is part of the new Google Gemini Intelligence, an integrated system designed to bring the company's top AI tools together on Android as well as other Google ecosystems.

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Instagram Edits to get Android-exclusive tools

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Aside from optimizing the main app experience, Google and Meta promise to introduce new tools to Instagram's Edits app. They promise to turn "raw footage into polished content in seconds" by using on-device AI. A couple of the upgrades include "smart enhance" and "sound separation." The former can upgrade your photos and videos with a single tap. Meanwhile, the latter allows the app to easily identify and separate audio tracks within your video (such as wind, noise and music), so you can boost the sounds you want and remove those you don't.

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