Posted by Google wrapped up its enthralling I/O keynote, unveiling a myriad of upgrades to its esteemed Pixel lineup, while also presenting remarkable advancements in the realm of artificial intelligence. If you were unable to watch the whole event firsthand, here is an all-encompassing compilation of the biggest unveilings from Google I/O 2023.
Google Search Now Has An AI-Powered “Snapshots”
Google Search is getting a major boost with AI snapshots, providing users with AI-powered answers at the top of search results. By opting into the Search Generative Experience (SGE), users can gain additional context and refine the information through follow-up questions. These AI snapshots leverage Google’s upgraded large language model, PaLM 2, which powers 25 Google services, including the Bard chatbot, and delivers enhanced reasoning, coding, and translation capabilities.
Bard Is Available To Everyone
Exciting news from Google! The AI chatbot, Bard, is now available to everyone, eliminating the waitlist requirement. Additionally, Google has introduced new features like Japanese and Korean language support and an easier way to export text to Google Docs and Gmail. Furthermore, Google has rolled out dark mode and visual search features, with plans to expand functionality. This includes AI image generation through Adobe’s Firefly and integrations with popular third-party services like OpenTable and Instacart
A New Wear OS 4 Will Arrive Later This Year
Google is preparing for the launch of Wear OS 4, even as Wear OS 3 is being gradually released. The upcoming update will bring improved battery life, a watch backup and restore feature, and enhanced accessibility options. Wear OS 4 will introduce advanced smart home integrations, allowing users to control lighting, and media, and receive animated camera notifications on their watches. Currently, Wear OS 4 is available as a developer preview and emulator, with a full release anticipated later this year.
Google Unveils Duet AI For Workspace
Google unveiled the name “Duet AI” for its suite of AI tools integrated into Docs, Sheets, Slides, Meet, and Gmail during the I/O keynote. These Workspace features empower users to accomplish tasks like composing emails and generating images from text in Slides. Currently, access to these features is exclusive to users who join the waitlist.
Google’s Perspectives Feature Lets You Get Answers From Humans
Google responds to the common user habit of adding “Reddit” to their searches by launching Perspectives. This innovative feature source answers from multiple platforms like Reddit, Stack Overflow, YouTube, personal blogs, and other websites, enriching users with a wider spectrum of insights and information.
Android Will Have AI-Powered Customization Options
Google is expanding AI capabilities beyond Search to Android. The upcoming features include Magic Compose in Android Messages, providing AI-generated text suggestions for replies. Users will also be able to create personalized wallpapers by describing an image, which will be generated using Google’s text-to-image diffusion model. Additionally, a Pixel-exclusive feature will add depth to photos, creating captivating “cinematic wallpapers” for device customization.
A Revamped Google Home App
Another exciting news! The redesigned Google Home app is now available to the public, starting on Thursday, May 11th. This updated app introduces notable improvements, including a sleek camera interface, a new Favorites tab, and expanded compatibility with a wide range of device types.
Google Photos Now Has An AI-Powered Magic Editor
Google Photos is launching an AI-powered editing feature, empowering users to make significant edits to their photos. This includes enhancing the sky, moving objects or people, and removing individuals from the background. Early access to this feature will be granted to select Pixel device users later this year.
The Pixel Lineup Has Three New Additions
Google wowed the audience with its new Pixel hardware lineup, introducing three exciting products: the Pixel Fold, Pixel Tablet, and budget-friendly Pixel 7A. The Pixel Fold, priced at $1,799, stands as Google’s debut in the foldable device category. It features a 5.8-inch OLED outer screen that expands to a larger 7.6-inch OLED panel with a 120Hz refresh rate.
Priced at $499, the 11-inch Pixel Tablet is a versatile device that functions as both a tablet and a smart display. It comes with a magnetic charging dock that doubles as a speaker. As for the midrange option, the Pixel 7A receives an upgrade with Google’s Tensor G2 chip, a 6.1-inch 1080p display (with up to 90Hz), and a starting price of $499. Some carriers offer a higher-priced $549 option with millimeter wave (mmWave) support.
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