Google Debuts Pixel 11 Rambler Voice Typing, Stripping Filler Words in Real Time
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Updated · WIRED · Aug 19
Google Debuts Pixel 11 Rambler Voice Typing, Stripping Filler Words in Real Time
3 articles · Updated · WIRED · Aug 19
Summary
Rambler on the Pixel 11 series rewrites dictated text as you speak, dropping “ums” and “uhs” and ignoring false starts when you restate a phrase.
Gboard’s upgraded voice-to-text also takes formatting commands in the same utterance, letting users add bullet points or an emoji without switching modes.
The feature builds on Google’s already strong Pixel dictation, which has stood out for transcription accuracy and automatic punctuation against iPhone and Samsung rivals.
Pixel 11’s Rambler extends Google’s broader launch push around AI-first software, alongside new Gemini features and the $1,299 Pixel 11 Pro XL.