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if that was the case they would have just embedded gemini into the assistant app and raised the middle finger to all their user base
There's a big bonus and promotion for the Gemini's product manager. That means GA is on the death row.
They're already removing features from GA, so "reaching parity" is faster
yeah, that's shitty
not knowing any better, I'd guess these "improvements" are effects of some of those layoffs
They ran Gmail and Inbox concurrently before axing one and not reaching feature parity.
They ran Google Music and YouTube music concurrently before axing one and not reaching feature parity.
Etc.
So why would that be the case?
Don't remind me inbox is gone! I want that sweet sweet mail organization back in my life.
that only implies they're axing gemini, which would solve the "problem" posted above
in other words, the post complains about something that hasn't happened yet
just keep using google assistant
They mean YouTube music and Google play music concurrently and we still don't have feature parity for Google play music features on YouTube music.
Umm.. they're doing this. I literally was prompted the other day to test out Gemini as my assistant app. Granted this was my fuckup by opting in, but I thought it'd at least have the basics.. Now I can't set reminders, or look up my calendar info with my voice like I used to. Not being able to identify songs is just as equally ridiculous. It barely searches.
yes, we know it's limited - but can't you go back to assistant? I have the option