Gboard’s Rambler voice typing expands to the Pixel 10 series

Gboard’s latest voice dictation feature, Rambler, is coming to Pixel 10 phones. This feature, which has remained exclusive to the Pixel 11 lineup, is now expanding to cover the company’s 2025 flagships. In addition to Rambler, Google is also bringing a few other Gemini Intelligence features to the Pixel 10 series as part of the November Pixel Drop.

With this expansion, Rambler in Gboard is now available on the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and the Pixel 10 Pro Fold in all regions and languages, joining the Pixel 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro XL, and 11 Pro Fold.

For the uninitiated, Rambler is a supercharged version of voice typing that cuts out filler words and turns your speech (or ramblings) into polished text. The idea is to eliminate second takes typically associated with conventional speech-to-text tech.

You can currently run Rambler on older devices, including non-Pixel phones, using a third-party app called PixelBoard. However, Pixel 10 owners who don’t want to take that route now have an official way to access it in Gboard. To be clear, Rambler is only compatible with the Pixel 10 series, and the Pixel 10a is not on the eligibility list.

While Rambler does a pretty good job right now, we have recently uncovered evidence that it could get even better, specifically by remembering corrected words and letting users import custom words.

In addition to bringing Rambler to Pixel 10 models, the November Pixel Drop introduces Create  My Widget for Pixel phones and expands the Pixel Search app to Pixel 6 and newer phones.