Google is on a determined mission to make Gemini an indispensable part of our daily routines. With deeper integrations into popular apps like Spotify and the Pixel 9 series shipping with Gemini as the default assistant, it’s clear that Google has ambitious plans for its AI model.

The tech giant has been strategically enhancing Gemini’s functionality with new extensions. After adding extensions for Google apps like Keep, Tasks, and Calendar, along with YouTube and YouTube Music, recent findings suggest even more exciting additions are on the horizon.

An APK teardown helps predict features that may arrive on a service in the future based on work-in-progress code. However, it is possible that such predicted features may not make it to a public release.

In the Google app version 15.34.32.29.arm64 beta, we could enable the toggles for new Gemini extensions for WhatsApp, Google Messages, and Android system notifications. While they aren’t working just yet, their official descriptions provide a glimpse into what they might offer.

  • mods_mum@lemmy.today
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    21 days ago

    Well, knowing what gemini is about I fully expect the assistant to enforce using custom pronouns and “inclusive” language or else you will be cut off the service.

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      21 days ago

      “Shoehorning the culture war into random tech news” speed run any%: successful.

      Congratulations!

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      21 days ago

      Rheeeee woke culture hurt America rheeee

      Bruh… Nobody is making you do shot. Stop larping alt right shit

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      21 days ago

      Sounds like you don’t know what Gemini is.

      Sounds like you don’t know a lot of stuff.