"To create a widget, users will be able to describe what they want using natural language. For example, you could ask the feature to "suggest three high-protein meal prep recipes every week" in order to get a custom dashboard that you can add and resize on your home screen. Or, if you're a cyclist who only cares about wind speed and rain, you can create a weather widget that just surfaces those exact stats on your home screen."
"Gemini can also pull information from the web and connect with Google apps like Gmail and Calendar to build a single, personalized dashboard. For instance, if you're planning a family reunion in Berlin, it can gather your flight and hotel details, surface restaurant reservations, and even add a countdown."
""This is like you asking your personal assistant a question, and having them just bring you the answer on repeat," said Ben Greenwood, Director, PM, Android Core Experiences, during a briefing with reporters. "So think of it as asking Gemini things about the world, things about its knowledge of what's going on and events, as well as things about your personal data. Those are sort of the two areas that unlock an enormous number of use cases that we're super excited about.""
"The company announced the new feature alongside the unveiling of Gemini Intelligence, which will bring additional features like advanced autofill, an AI-powered voice dictation feature for Gboard, and more. The feature signals Google's latest push to bring generative AI deeper into the Android experience, as tech companies race to make customization tools more accessible to everyday users."
A new Android feature called “Create My Widget” lets users generate custom widgets by describing desired results in natural language. Widgets can be created for specific needs such as meal-prep recipe suggestions or weather displays limited to wind speed and rain. Gemini can use web information and connect with Google apps like Gmail and Calendar to assemble a unified dashboard. For example, planning a family reunion can pull flight and hotel details, show restaurant reservations, and include a countdown. The feature will launch first on the latest Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones this summer. It aligns with broader Gemini Intelligence updates including advanced autofill and AI-powered voice dictation for Gboard.
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