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Tl; DR
- A few months ago, Google introduced four new voices for AI mode for research in a Google Beta application.
- These voices take place now and are no longer limited to IA mode.
- You can now hear these same voices when you do a voice search via the micro icon.
Update: May 27, 2025 (11:15 p.m.): It seems that Google began to deploy the new voices inspired by the space for vocal research that we mentioned in dismantling the APK below. Some members of our team already see them in vocal settings, you may want to check if they are also available on your device.
Original article: May 27, 2025 (11:50 a.m. HE): Gemini Live offers a wide range of AI voices to choose, allowing you to find the most pleasant in your ear. Google has also recently added vocal options for AI of research. There is now another area where you can personalize your Vocal preferences of AI.
A APK decay Help predict the features that can happen on a service in the future depending on the current labor code. However, these predicted features may not be public release.
When we discovered earlier this year that Google was planning to add vocal research capacities to IA mode for research, we found that users would have four different voices to choose. At the time, the page of vocal parameters listed these options as jungle, lime, royal and sapphire. However, we later found that the names had been changed in something more linked to space: Cosmo, Neso, Terra and Cassini. Although these vocal options were initially available only for AI mode, it seems that these voices are no longer limited to this functionality.
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In our latest APK disassembly of the Google application (version 16.20.48.SA.RM64 beta), we have learned that you will also hear these same four voices when you do a voice search via the Mic. This is the case for the pixel launcher / widget and for the home screen of the Google application. Previously, this functionality used only one female voice. In the video below, you can hear Neso’s voice in action.
AI for research has recently deployed users in the United States. If you haven’t tried it yet, see what we have thought of the functionality in our practice.
