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Smartwatches are the perfect use case for a voice assistant — the small screen makes touch-based navigation and typing cumbersome, and users also have lower expectations and needs for the tasks they can accomplish on the watch. We’ve seen Google pitch Google Assistant for smartwatches before, and the company even blessed Wear OS watches, old and new, with Gemini. But how many people actually use Gemini on their smartwatch? As you may have guessed, not that many.
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