Gemini is coming for every part of your Google-led life, whether you like it or not. It’s even en route to the car, which I definitely do not like. Once it officially rolls out, I hope we’ll understand how to use Gemini from behind the wheel. The current demonstration of what it’s capable of doesn’t instill much hope in me.

Google’s Gemini app for iOS and iPadOS now includes a handful of lockscreen widgets that make it easier (and faster) to access the AI assistant’s various features. As noted by 9to5Google, the app’s latest update adds six widgets in total,

We tested Google's new AI assistant, Gemini, on Android Auto and as of now, it has a lot to say but not much to show.

According to a report from Android Authority, Google is dropping a new context-aware assistant with the Pixel 10 -- Pixel Sense. Android Authority says Pixel Sense will use information on your phone to provide a much more personal assistant experience.

The Google Pixel 10 could process Gemini requests completely on-device, enabling more functionality with less privacy concerns.

Google will reportedly launch the Pixel 10 with a new assistant app called Pixel Sense, which adapts to how you use your phone.