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Default Gemini could soon take on more Google Assistant duties, like alarms and tim
Credit: Calvin Wankhede / Android Authority

  • Google is working on a new Clock tool extension for Gemini that will let it set alarms and timers without relying on the Assistant.
  • Gemini could soon gain new lock screen functionality as well, allowing users to perform various functions without unlocking their devices.
  • A new background mode is also in the works, which will let users continue Gemini chats while using another app or on the lock screen.
Although Gemini is more capable than Google Assistant in some aspects, it still relies on the latter for a few features. For instance, when you ask Gemini to set an alarm or timer on your device, it utilizes Google Assistant to fulfill your request. However, that might not be the case for much longer.

Weve spotted evidence in a teardown of the latest Google app beta release (version 15.27.33) that suggests that Google is working on a new Clock tool extension for Gemini. The extension will give Gemini the ability to set alarms and timers without relying on Google Assistant. Weve also managed to surface the extension ahead of the rollout, and you can check out its UI in the screenshots below.




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