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Google Assistant isn’t going anywhere just yet.

Earlier this year, Google announced its plans to transition people from Google Assistant to Gemini. The company’s intention was to get users interacting with Gemini as their main voice assistant and shut down Google Assistant. The plan was to do this for mobile devices by the end of this year, but now it looks like Google is changing things up. Today, Google has confirmed that it is letting Assistant live just a little bit longer. For anyone who hasn’t made the transition yet, you can take some peace of mind knowing that you won’t have to rush through transitioning to Gemini before the end of the year. It’s a minor thing, but it’s still likely a convenience factor for some users. ## Google says the transition from Assistant to Gemini will carry into 2026 Google hasn’t given a firm date yet on when the transition will be complete, but it does confirm that it’s no longer happening by the end of this year. As reported by Android Authority and Android Central, Google confirmed the Gemini Apps Help post that it will now continue to upgrade mobile users to Gemini into 2026. That being said, Google only mentions 2026. Without a month, users will still want to be vigilant in switching to Gemini as soon as they can. It’s worth noting that Google plans to transition Android Auto users to Gemini by March 2026. So, this could be the same timeline for mobile users. Google says it will share more details about this transition in the coming months. That suggests that you have at least a few months to continue using Assistant before using Gemini will be the new normal. This extended timeline makes sense. Gemini can be extremely useful, but it still doesn’t do everything Assistant does, or at least not in the same way. This will give Google some extra time to refine the user experience as much as possible.

Same exact issue here. It’s becoming unusable. I’ve been relying on Grok more and more because of this issue. I’m not in the Android space, I’m an iPhone guy and there’s no way I will buy an android just so I can use ChatGPT. The solution I’ve found is annoying. Close the browser and reopen the chat and magically the reply is fully there. Then repeat the same for every interaction.

Skyrocketing RAM prices, driven by AI data centers' high demand, are disrupting the Android gaming handheld market. Manufacturers like Ayn and Retroid face delays, spec cuts, and cost hikes for devices such as the Odin 2. This could stifle innovation and accessibility, though adaptations like software optimizations may mitigate impacts.