Recently, a Reddit user discovered that Gemini now allows you to set reminders, one of the Google Assistant features we missed the most.
After changing its name from Bard to Gemini and launching its own Android app, Google’s new generative AI continues to evolve to replace classic Google Assistantpersonal assistant, which has been rendered obsolete by recent advances in artificial intelligence and which is gradually begins to give way to Gemini
.So, if a few days ago we told you that Gemini has become the default virtual assistant for Android, now a new leak confirms that it has been updated with one of the Google Assistant features most frequently used by users.
Google’s new Gemini digital assistant now lets you create reminders.
As we were told by Android Police, Reddit user Real-Nectarine-249 recently shared a post on the Google Pixel subreddit in which he confirms that Gemini now allows you to create remindersone of the Google Assistant features that hasn’t been available in Google’s new AI-powered virtual assistant until now.
As you can see in the screenshots we leave below these lines, Gemini does when we create a voice reminder: call the Google Assistant extension and add it to Google tasks.
.Additionally, once you set a reminder, a Gemini pop-up window will display an “Open Tasks” button that, when clicked, will prompt you to will open the Google Tasks app with all your outstanding tasks.. If you have the Google Tasks app installed on your Android smartphone, the reminder notification It will reach you through the specified application, and if not, you will receive a notification through Google Calendar..
Android Authority confirms that reminders work. is being gradually rolled out to the Google Gemini app and is now available to select users.. We have tested it on our Android terminals and at the moment Gemini has not been updated with this feature
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