As detailed by Google in a new support document, Gemini in Google Assistant on Nest speakers (that’s a branding delight right there) can answer wider-ranging questions with more in-depth answers — similar to Gemini on Android and iOS.

A new version of Google’s flagship AI model shows how the company sees AI transforming personal computing, web search, and perhaps the way people interact with the physical world.

Google has just published a new support page that describes how to try its Gemini on Assistant experiment on smart speakers.

We are inching closer to the day that Google Assistant is fully retired and Gemini takes its place as the assistant-like service on our devices. Google is already heavily pushing Gemini on phones and now it appears to be testing the waters for your Google Home equipment.

Turn on Voice Match: This Google Assistant feature allows your Nest device to match your voice to your Google Home profile, thus enabling personalized search results and functionality. To turn it on, open the Google Home app, then tap Settings, Google Assistant, Voice Match, and then follow the prompts.

User reports suggest that Google Assistant on Nest speakers is responding to some queries with a new, more natural-sounding voice.

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