Apple executives are probably feeling the heat after Google I/O. The tech giant’s annual showcase of its latest AI-heavy innovations comes right before Apple’s own developer conference next month. And unsurprisingly, Google I/O was all about Gemini and Google’s AI advancements.
From making Gemini Live (point your phone at anything and talk through a question or problem) available for free on Android and iOS to adding Gemini to Google Search via a new AI Mode to new AI generative tools to create images, videos, and even music, the key takeaway is how Google is integrating Gemini across its ecosystem.
And later this year, you can even have hands-free Gemini in the form of Android XR smart glasses and headsets. It’s like a super-powered version of the original Google Glasses. These smart glasses, which has a camera, microphones and speakers, work together with your phone. Imagine asking for turn-by-turn directions, sending messages, making appointments, or taking photos, wi…
