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Google announced that its Gemini generative AI is being rolled out to the Google TV Streamer, where it will replace Google Assistant. The new system lets users ask natural language questions about movies, TV shows, education, DIY projects and more, using the remote microphone button. The rollout begins this week for users aged 18 and older and will expand to additional streaming devices such as select TCL and Hisense models and the Walmart Onn 4K Pro. The move is part of Google’s broader plan to shift its voice ecosystem from Assistant to Gemini across all platforms. Ler mais

Google has begun rolling out its Gemini AI upgrade to select Google TV devices, with early availability on TCL's QM9K model and reports of the feature appearing on Sony Bravia TVs running Android TV 14. The update introduces a new conversational voice interface, a suite of botanical-themed voice options, and expanded capabilities such as answering content queries, summarizing headlines, generating screensavers, locating YouTube clips, and creating images. Google plans to expand Gemini to additional TCL models, upcoming Hisense TVs, the Google TV Streamer, and Walmart's onn 4K Pro streaming box over the coming months. Ler mais

At the IFA 2025 exhibition in Berlin, a surge of AI branding dominated product announcements, with companies like Samsung, SwitchBot, Roborock, Hisense and Lepro labeling a wide range of features as “AI.” While some devices incorporate genuine generative AI and large‑language‑model capabilities, many rely on basic algorithms or voice assistants rebranded as AI. The trend has left consumers and reviewers questioning which AI functions truly add value, how they differ from traditional smart‑home features, and whether the marketing hype outweighs practical benefits. Ler mais

Google TV now includes Gemini AI on the TCL QM9K, offering conversational voice searches, AI‑generated screensavers, and a presence sensor that powers on the TV automatically. The feature will later arrive via update on other TCL models and on upcoming Hisense 2025 U8, U7 and UX TVs, as well as on the Google TV Streamer and Walmart Onn 4K Pro box. Gemini lets users ask TV‑related questions, rank movies, get museum details, and even create custom artwork, turning the TV into a more interactive entertainment hub. Ler mais

Google TV now incorporates the company’s Gemini AI, letting users talk to their smart televisions. Viewers can request show recommendations, season recaps, homework help, recipes and more, using the same “Hey, Google” command that activates the mobile assistant. The Gemini for TV feature launches on select TCL models and will expand to other devices later in the year, while Google continues to embed Gemini across its ecosystem, including Chrome and YouTube creator tools. Industry observers note the move underscores Google’s shift toward AI‑driven services, even as it raises broader content‑generation concerns. Ler mais

Google announced that its Gemini AI assistant is being integrated into Google TV and Android TV platforms, allowing users to have natural language conversations with the AI on their televisions. The rollout begins with the TCL QM9K series and will later extend to additional devices, including models from Hisense, Walmart, and future TCL releases. Gemini can help viewers choose content, answer show‑related questions, assist with homework, plan trips, and more, while preserving existing Google Assistant functionality. Ler mais

Google has rolled out its Gemini AI assistant to Google TV, debuting on TCL’s new QM9K series televisions. The integration adds free‑flowing conversational capabilities to the existing voice commands, allowing users to ask for show recommendations, explanations, recipes and more. Gemini will also appear on other Google TV devices later in the year, including the Google TV Streamer 4K, Walmart Onn 4K Pro, and select 2025 models from Hisense and TCL. Competitors Samsung and LG are set to launch Microsoft’s Copilot AI on their upcoming smart TVs. Ler mais

Google has launched its Gemini artificial‑intelligence assistant on the new TCL QM9K series televisions, making them the first TV models to feature the advanced conversational AI. The company says Gemini will soon appear on additional hardware, including the Google TV Streamer, Walmart's onn 4K Pro streaming device, select Hisense models and more TCL TVs. Gemini lets users speak naturally to search for content, get show summaries, reviews, and even educational explanations, all via a simple “Hey, Google” command or a remote‑mic button. The rollout follows a preview at CES where Google showcased Gemini’s ability to handle follow‑up questions and suggest relevant videos. Ler mais