4 ways Pixel’s Magic Cue can help you save time

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The new AI feature intelligently anticipates your needs, linking information across your apps to offer help right when you need it.

General summary

Pixel 10's new Magic Cue feature uses AI to anticipate your needs by linking information across your apps. Magic Cue simplifies travel prep, locates details, finds photos, and updates your Daily Hub. You can enable or disable Magic Cue and manage app access to maintain your privacy.

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A mobile phone screen displays a personalized interface resembling aspects of Magic Cue, such as a greeting, weather, and a calendar with upcoming meetings. Around the phone are floating cards with icons like "Share photos" and "Send Payment."

Our phones are supposed to help keep our lives organized, but it can often feel like we’re doing the work for them — sifting through emails, photos, reservations details and more to stay on track. That’s one reason we built Magic Cue, a new AI feature for Pixel 10 that intelligently anticipates your needs, linking information across your apps to offer help right when you need it and make planning less of a chore. Here are four ways Magic Cue puts the answers you’re looking for just a tap away.

1. Simplify your travel prep

Let's say you need to call your airline to change your seat. When you start the call, Magic Cue can populate flight details from your itinerary in Gmail, so you have them ready. And if you open the Pixel Weather app while you’re packing, it’ll display the weather at your destination based on your itinerary once you get close to your trip. It can even pull relevant outdoor events — like a picnic or a baseball game — from your Gmail or Calendar, giving you a heads-up on activities to pack for.

A smartphone displays an active phone call to an airline. A "Magic Cue" card is shown in the middle of the screen, providing key flight details such as the confirmation and flight numbers. The standard call interface is visible at the bottom of the screen.

2. Locate details without the digging

When someone asks for details about a dinner reservation, Magic Cue can retrieve the location and time from your calendar or a confirmation email. It presents this information as a simple suggestion, so you can share it directly in your messaging app. This contextual assistance removes the need to hunt for information, making it easier to keep friends in the loop.

one for the address and one for the restaurant name, "Salito's Reservation."

3. Find the perfect photo in an instant

We’ve all been there: A friend asks for a specific photo and you find yourself endlessly scrolling through your gallery. Whether they’re asking for “that picture from the park last week” or a screenshot of a recipe, Magic Cue works to understand the request. 1 It’ll search for the right image, allowing you to share it without leaving your conversation.

4. Stay ahead of your day with Daily Hub

Magic Cue also works inside Daily Hub, a new personalized daily digest. It will surface reminders from your favorite Google apps, so you can see what's coming up on your calendar.

Perhaps most importantly, Magic Cue provides these helpful suggestions while keeping your information private and secure. This is made possible by the powerful Tensor G5 chip and the latest version of Gemini Nano, our AI model designed to run on-device. Control is always in your hands — you can enable or disable Magic Cue at any time and manage which apps it has access to.

Magic Cue is just one of the latest ways we’re using AI to make Pixel more helpful, saving you time so you can focus on what’s ahead.

Contributor, Keyword

Mike Darling

Contributor, The Keyword

Mike Darling is an audience development editor at Google where he focuses on content strategy for the Keyword blog and Google's social channels. Previously he was the executive editor of Men's Health and a managing editor at Vice.