Google Tests Gemini Feature That Calls Businesses for Users
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Google is rolling out an early experimental Gemini feature that can place calls to local businesses on a user’s behalf, according to reports from TechCrunch and The Verge. Users can delegate tasks such as making a reservation, checking whether a product is in stock or rescheduling an appointment without initiating the call themselves.
TechCrunch reported that the feature will initially be available in the United States to Pixel 11 owners with a paid Gemini subscription. Google is also expanding Gemini’s connections with productivity and lifestyle apps, according to Thurrott.com, although further details were not provided.
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