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show just wrapped up today and the theme

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is Android everywhere with a side of uh

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oh, by the way, that means Gemini is

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also everywhere. Hence the rebranding of

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intelligence system.

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>> It's uh it's pretty telling that they

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turned off comments on the video, isn't

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it? I mean, to be clear, Google's not

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the only one who does this, but it

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really does say a lot about the current

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state of tech that major brands are so

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afraid of what their terminally online

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customers might say about their new

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products and features. Features that

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admittedly look very cool. It's just

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that they're often privacy and data

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collection nightmares. So, here's an

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idea. If you've got something to say to

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big tech, maybe watch our video instead

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and leave your comments there. Unless

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you want to trash talk Microsoft, who

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bravely leaves comments enabled. Bold

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move, Satcha. I respect it almost as

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below. We've got to kick things off with

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the Google book. Not to be confused with

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other books like Pixelbooks or MacBooks.

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and a Chromebook? Well, let me tell you.

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system that unifies Android and Chrome

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of Google. So, the media has taken to

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referring to its development code name,

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Aluminium OS. We don't know too much

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about it yet. Um, hint hint, Google IO

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is next week. But what we do know is

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that it's going to come with a new magic

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pointer feature, not to be confused with

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magic mouse. Do do you feel like when I

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many times, um, your product

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announcement might just be confusing?

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Anyone? Buler. Anyway, magic pointer

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allows anyone to easily use Gemini by

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simply wiggling the cursor and then

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asking it to do AI things like say draft

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a reply to the text in this email. I can

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much like the circle to search feature

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on Android today. However, if you're

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between one and three accidental

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activations of the gesture before you

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though, is custom widgets. Now, Google's

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not the first to talk about how they

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need more AI in their operating system,

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and pretty much every example of that

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cringe. This one, not so. Custom widgets

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an operating system that I've seen so

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far. You want just rain and wind speed

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in your weather app? Boom. You give it a

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Android 17. I'm stoked. Also, Google

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the ability to browse and access files

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on your phone directly from your laptop

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attachment on an email, even if you

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Cloud Sync. And sure, Windows has had

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the your phone feature since like 2018,

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but it is great to see app mirroring and

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phone access that are now available to

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everyone, regardless of which developer

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garden you prefer to sip tea in. tea

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that's getting much sweeter on the

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Google side of things because the rest

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of their Gemini sizzle reel looked, if

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I'm being honest, legitimately amazing.

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but you see an upcoming concert poster

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as you exit the train station? Just snap

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a pic of it, tell your AI assistant to

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book you a couple of floor tickets,

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enjoy the concert, then ask Gemini to

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find some good late night zah. Then,

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assuming things went well, ask it to

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book a spot in your calendar to do it

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all over again next week. Wow. It's like

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everyone having their very own Vance.

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>> Hey Vance, can you look up how many

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times Google has promised this level of

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integration between like my personal

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life and my calendar and my Google

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boy who cried wolf point now, haven't

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we? Remember that clip-on camera that

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claimed to use AI to take pictures at

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opportune moments? Remember that feature

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where assistant would totally seamlessly

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phone and book hair appointments on your

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behalf? And remember the image

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searchability that just time and time

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again on ShortCircuit has failed to

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find or in many cases even recognize the

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LTT Northern Lights deskpad in spite of

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there being countless images of it

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online and it being available at

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ltstore.com.

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I mean to be fair, some of this stuff,

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especially that last one, does work way

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better these days. And if all this new

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stuff works, it sounds great. But I can

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already tell that that concert demo is

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pure weaponsgrade bologonium because it

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doesn't ask any follow-up questions like

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what time when you're booking a date.

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Google would just be honest and

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realistic about how it's going to work

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outside of their perfect dev environment

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bubble. Like here's another example.

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that auto form filling feature where

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they talked about how Gemini could scan

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your photo library for that time you

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took a picture of your passport last

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year and then automatically input your

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passport number or your expiration date

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into a form for you. That sounds

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awesome. But will it work in the real

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world where maybe you've got multiple

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passport photos for yourself and some

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for your kids and one for your wife? Is

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it going to get the right one? I don't

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think it's crazy to be skeptical about

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this. I mean, okay, look. How often does

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your autocomplete say, "Oo, 3663 Crowley

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for me, even just setting alarms screws

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up a solid like 5 to 10% of the time.

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going to get past the trust but verify

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phase for my AI personal assistant. and

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all of that ignores the privacy and

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targeted ad side of this whole data

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collection conversation.

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again, if it works, looks so good that

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people probably will turn it on

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regardless of the privacy implications.

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also Android Auto, which we're going to

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get into in a second. And I'm really

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excited about both Rambler and the

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Android Auto overhaul. Okay, guys. Have

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you ever tried responding to a message

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through voice to text while you're

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driving and someone cuts you off? Or

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maybe your kids won't shut up in the

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back seat? Well, with Rambler, you don't

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have TO WORRY ABOUT, "HEY, WATCH WHERE

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you'reing driving."

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Any of the expletives that you might be

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shouting in the middle of your reply

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that could accidentally make it to your

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wife or your boss, who for me is the

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same person, which doubles the risk.

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supposedly rambler is going to take the

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entire context of YOUR DICTATION AND

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pick out only the relevant parts of your

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voice note and then condense it into a

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proper message. Super cool. On the

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subject of distracted driving, Google is

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also rolling out a massive update to

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maps, making it look more 3D, so you can

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tell, is that an overpass, an underpass,

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a touchdown pass?

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And that's almost as cool as the way

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that Android Auto is not only going to

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fit better on all the various display

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sizes in cars these days, but it's also

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getting the ability to play video

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through that screen and with Dolby

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Atmos. Now, that's only going to be on

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vehicles or apps that support it and

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only while the vehicle is parked. But

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Tesla and you've ever been stuck at a

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charging station, you are going to

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freaking love this. Google's also

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rolling out more customization for your

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in-car display, like different fonts,

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widgets, or backgrounds to help enhance

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the Android Auto experience. And if

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you're driving one of the roughly 100

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Android Automotive, thank goodness they

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changed that, any of the apps that you

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might use should feel more seamless and

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more responsive thanks to direct

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hardware integration and being on board

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instead of running on your phone. Okay,

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so what does that look like? This one's

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pretty cool. If a symbol pops up on your

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digital dash that you've never seen

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before, supposedly you can just ask

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Gemini what it means. Or another great

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example they gave was asking about trunk

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dimensions and whether or not a TV would

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fit in your car. Okay, that's stuff that

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you could look up yourself and you're

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still going to probably want to verify

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that before you just like carry a 75 in

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TV into the parking lot and just go for

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it. I've done that, by the way. It

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sucks. I had to actually take the

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packaging off and take it back into the

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store in order to get. Anyway, um the

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hassles that a lot of folks would

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genuinely be very happy to live without,

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especially if you're not a car person

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model, and trim level you drive. With

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that in mind, they really need to step

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up their game when it comes to

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co-arketing these features with vehicle

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manufacturers. Some of the links on the

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Google built-in site go to specific

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models that support it. Honda is a

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shining example here, but others when

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you click through, they just dump you on

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the partner manufacturer's homepage,

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which leaves you with questions like

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which Mazda or BYD vehicle supports this

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feature.

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Moving away from AI, endto-end RCS

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encryption with iOS is rolling out

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effective now. Even Apple has an

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announcement for that. And Google says

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on that subject, they're making it

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easier than ever to swap from Apple to

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Android. Quick Share is coming to more

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devices later this year and juiced up

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voice isolation and sound separation

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looks awesome for clearer calls. Even

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cooler though is their new screen

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reactions feature. I am loving this.

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This allows you to record your screen

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and also at the same time record

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yourself over top of whatever is showing

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as you talk about them or for me you can

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explain what's going on as you are

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marking up a document or giving feedback

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on something that might be broken. The

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one thing that I'd love to see improve

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here is I'd like to see some

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transparency options so that my viewer

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happen to be covering in case that's

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important for troubleshooting. In all,

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Google showed off some really cool and

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exciting stuff today, or well, maybe

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yesterday, depending on when this gets

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edited and posted. And the idea of

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automating some of life's tediousness

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sounds great, but I'm going to be a bit

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for myself. Oh, when is that coming, you

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