Previously, Google Health could only read data from Apple Health. As reported by 9to5Mac, with the update rolling out, you’ll finally be able to share data like exercise records, sleep, vitals, steps and more. This will finally make it possible to track your fitness with both an Apple Watch and FitBit Air, but not need to wear both devices simultaneously. Click the image to learn more.

As reported by 9to5Google, the new Gemini for Mac app is rolling out a new ability for users to speak naturally into any window on their desktop (expect Apple to sherlock the hell out of this at some point). Still, it’s probably worth downloading to try out given how good Google’s transcription models are, especially the ones used in Android 17.

Reporting from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman indicates a new Apple TV and HomePod Mini will launch in the September/October timeframe and will support Apple’s new Siri AI (we’re diving into Siri AI in our upcoming iOS vs. Android video, so stay tuned!). This makes a lot of sense, given Apple will likely need upgraded hardware to run the new Siri models locally on these two devices. The only question now is how much more it’s gonna cost and how much RAM it’ll need.