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Changing the brightness of the image or improving the sound on the television often requires navigating through several levels of settings. Google wants to simplify this by integrating Gemini with Google TV. New features allow users to issue voice commands describing the issue, and the artificial intelligence automatically selects the appropriate settings. For now, the solution is exclusively available on TCL televisions.
Just say what's bothering you while watching
The new capabilities of Gemini allow users to control multiple TV settings without having to search through the menu. Users can request changes to brightness, contrast, volume, or picture mode using simple voice commands. Interestingly, there's no need to know specific settings. Instead, you can simply say that the screen is too dark or the dialogues are hard to hear. Gemini will analyse the issue and automatically adjust the appropriate parameters. The assistant can also optimise settings for the current content being viewed or quickly transport the user to the correct system menu. It’s a small change that can significantly speed up everyday TV operation.
TCL with exclusive time-limited access to a new feature
Google has announced that for the first 60 days, the feature will be available exclusively on selected TCL TVs using Google TV. The update is currently being rolled out to models from the 2025 and 2026 range available in the US market. The list of compatible devices includes the QM9K, QM7L, RM7L, X11L, QM9L, QM8L, and RM9L series, among others. It is not yet known whether older TCL models will also gain access to the new Gemini capabilities at a later date. The launch of the feature coincides with preparations for the FIFA World Cup 2026. TCL and Google are also launching a special information centre for the World Cup, where users will find match schedules, results, highlights, and video content from YouTube.
Google is consistently advancing the integration of Gemini with everyday devices. This time, artificial intelligence is making its way into televisions, allowing convenient control of image and sound using natural voice commands. For the first two months, only owners of selected TCL televisions will benefit from the new feature, but later it should also be available for other manufacturers using Google TV.
source: digitaltrends
