Google’s Gemini AI app could soon let you sync and control your favorite music streaming service

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’s Gemini AI app could soon let you sync and control your favorite music streaming service

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’s latest AI experiment, Gemini, is about to get a whole lot more useful thanks to support for third-party music streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music. This new development was apparently found in Gemini’s settings, and users will be able to pick their preferred streaming service to use within Gemini.

Gemini has been running shifts all around different

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products, particularly as a digital assistant sometimes in place of and sometimes in tandem with

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Assistant. 

It’s still somewhat limited compared to Assistant and is not at the stage where it can fully replace the

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staple. One of these limitations is that it can’t enlist a streaming service of a user’s choice to play a song or other audio recording like many popular digital assistants (including

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Assistant) can. This might not be the case for long, however. 

The tech blog

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that Gemini is getting the feature, and they have screenshots to back up their claim. 

Screenshots from PiunikaWeb’s tipster show that the Gemini app’s settings now have a new “Music” option, with text reading “Select preferred services used to play music” underneath. This will presumably allow users to choose from whatever streaming services

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deems compatible.

Once you choose a streaming service, Gemini will hopefully work seamlessly with that service and enable you to control it using voice commands. PiunikaWeb suggests that users will be able to use Gemini for song identification, possibly by letting Gemini listen to the song, and then interact with a streaming app to try and find the song that’s playing in their surroundings, similar to the way Shazam works. If that’s the case, that’s one fewer separate app you’ll need.

What we don’t know yet, but hope to soon

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This is all very exciting and from the screenshots, it looks like the feature is a good amount into development. 

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It’s not clear if PiunikaWeb’s tipster could get the feature to actually work or which streaming services will work in sync with Gemini, and we don’t know when

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will roll this feature out. 

Still, it’s highly requested and a must if

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has plans for Gemini to take Assistant’s place, so it’ll probably be rolled out in a future Gemini update. It’s also indicative to me that

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seems pretty committed to expanding Gemini’s repertoire so that it joins

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’s other popular products and services. 

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