Google launched the implementation of Gemini extensions, announced last October, for Messages, Phone, and WhatsApp.

According to the technology company, “these integrations expand Gemini’s ability to streamline communication,” as well as “help you write and send texts, offering suggestions such as saying hello to someone or rewriting a message.”

However, it is important to note that it is not possible to “read or summarize messages, work with multimedia files, or respond to notifications.”

In any case, customers enjoy the phone application that facilitates calls by understanding natural language instructions. That is, the person can give the order to call a contact, commercial establishment, or organize the purchase of a product. Another advantage of the extension is that it helps you locate “businesses and summarize reviews before you make a call.”

In the case of the WhatsApp messaging app, it becomes the first third-party Gemini extension that allows you to “send messages or make calls directly through the platform. Commands include typing messages or calling contacts by name or number.”

Google has indicated that the extensions are enabled by default, but it may be necessary to restart the Gemini or Google app for them to appear. At the moment, access to them is limited.

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Source: gagadget

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