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Android Auto loyalists know it’s already a great app for navigating and managing your media while driving. But you may only be getting some of the benefits if your use stops there.

I’ve said before that I’m an Android Auto ride or die — it’s my go-to driving software. But sometimes I like to take a more analogue break. This summer, my wife and I took a trip to upstate New York to visit the adorable Hudson Valley town of Catskill. Being a rural, woodsy destination, it…

Earlier this year, Google introduced the Personal Intelligence feature for Gemini, which gives the AI assistant access to your photos, Gmail, and other sources of information for more customized responses.

A traffic spike hits your self-hosted text-to-speech (TTS) endpoint, and requests start queueing. Latency climbs past your service level objective (SLO) right when the most callers are listening. The auto scaling policy behind that endpoint was supposed to prevent this, but the target value it scales on was a guess, and guesses like that fail…

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Google has begun rolling out Personal Intelligence for Gemini on Android Auto. With the update, the AI assistant can now tap into your connected Google apps to deliver more personalized responses on the go.

Google started rolling out Personal Intelligence for Gemini in Android Auto on October 20. With your permission, the in-car assistant can now draw on Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Photos, Maps, YouTube and Search to answer questions. According to Google’s announcement, cars with Google built-in will follow “in the coming months.” The rollout covers eligible personal…

It was only a matter of time. After rolling out Gemini across Android Auto and cars with Google built-in late last year, the Mountain View giant is now launching phase two of its AI world domination. Sorry, I mean… launching enhancements to the AI assistant to help you live more productively.

Support for work accounts was recently discovered in an unreleased version of Android Auto. It could be a perfect feature for users who need to connect to their work vehicle without personal apps enabled.

A spare tablet, USB cable and $4 app can bring Android Auto to your desk or kitchen counter.