Pixel 11 phones will soon have a new Gemini Intelligence feature that will actually make phone calls on your behalf — and it’s exactly what the introvert in me wants
I thought having my phone place a Dunkin' Donuts order for me was impressive, but this could top it. What I’m most eager to see, however, is how well Gemini handles back-and-forth conversations when unexpected questions or issues arise. Take dinner reservations: what happens if the host asks an unprompted follow-up question, such as how many adults and children are there in the party?
- ▪I thought having my phone place a Dunkin' Donuts order for me was impressive, but this could top it.
- ▪What I’m most eager to see, however, is how well Gemini handles back-and-forth conversations when unexpected questions or issues arise.
- ▪Take dinner reservations: what happens if the host asks an unprompted follow-up question, such as how many adults and children are there in the party?
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Phones Android Phones Google Phones Pixel 11 phones will soon have a new Gemini Intelligence feature that will actually make phone calls on your behalf — and it’s exactly what the introvert in me wants News By John Velasco Published 24 September 2026 Another AI features that will save you time When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: John Velasco / Tom's Guide) Copy link Facebook X Reddit Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter I’ve said it countless times: when it comes to genuinely useful AI tools, Google’s Pixel phones consistently set the benchmark.
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