Google appears to be expanding the horizons of its speech-to-text tools, as demonstrated by a new report showing that the company's Rambler voice typing capability can run on the Pixel 8 Pro. This means users of the previous-generation flagship may not need to buy a brand-new device to experience the enhanced dictation feature.
While Google often reserves its newest artificial intelligence and voice features for its latest hardware launches, the Pixel 8 Pro's Tensor silicon continues to show strong support for advanced speech processing. The appearance of Rambler on the handset highlights how software flexibility can breathe new life into existing hardware.
It is currently unclear whether Google plans an official, widespread rollout of the Rambler voice typing tool to earlier Pixel generations or if specific tweaks are required to enable it for everyday use.
Check Android Police for full details on how the feature was enabled.
