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Pixel may dispatch with a charging dock that eliminates need for smart speakers

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At the point when the Pixel 3 turns out, it may dispatch with a unique sort of wireless charging dock: one that could make purchasing a smart speaker superfluous except if you require more than one. 9to5Google has decompiled the most recent variant of Google application beta and discovered strings of code discussing a “Pixel Stand.”

The lines demonstrate what you’ll see on screen when you dock your telephone.

One of them plainly expresses that on the off chance that you enable your telephone to perceive the Pixel Stand as a trusted dock, you’ll have the capacity to summon Assistant regardless of whether your telephone is bolted.

The AI will likewise have the capacity to get to your own data to have the capacity to give you customized proposals and to answer your inquiries.

 

These are the related lines in the code:

<string name=”trusted_dock_action_text”>I Agree</string>

<string name=”trusted_dock_cancel_text”>No thanks</string>

<string name=”trusted_dock_message”>Your Assistant can use your personal info to make suggestions, answer questions, and take actions for you when your phone is locked and on your Pixel Stand</string>

<string name=”trusted_dock_title”>Get personalized help when your phone is on your Pixel Stand</string>

 

Google initially dropped hints about the gadget with Android P Developer Preview 3, which contained references to a dock that can show battery status through the At a Glance widget.

On the off chance that the item advances toward open release, it could turn into a less expensive contrasting option to Google’s new smart display and a more tempting choice than Assistant-fueled speakers for the individuals who lean toward seeing visual guides with the AI’s reactions and suggestions.

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