Google has decided to give its artificial intelligence a deep facelift. Recently, a new Gemini interface which abandons the flat and static appearance to which we were accustomed. It now includes an animated background that reacts dynamically to our requests, giving the sensation that the assistant is really “listening.” It is a notable visual leap that provides a much more modern and fluid touch to the user experience.
In addition to aesthetics, functionality has also improved. When you press the add button, a centralized menu which groups together key tools: deep search, image upload, camera input and more. Everything seems to be designed to make the tool more accessible and intuitive. However, there is one detail in this update that has left many with their mouths open.
A deployment strategy that raises many doubts
It is curious, or rather ironic, that this new visual design was first seen in iOS devices. According to reports on the internet, some iPhone users are already enjoying this interface with semi-transparent layers and smooth animations, while on Android there is no trace of the update. This initial deployment in Apple's domain is frankly disconcerting for those loyal to the green robot.
Although it is common for technology companies to test functions in phases, prioritizing direct competition in a flagship product is a debatable decision. But it seems that Google is not stopping: last month it was discovered that Gemini Enterprise will come with important new features that will be useful for unmatched efficiency in the complex workflowdemonstrating its great ambition to cover all corporate areas.
Seeing how Google pampers iPhone users first with this spectacular interface, Do you think Android people are being relegated to the background in their own home?
