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Google recently announced that the Gemini Live feature in its Gemini app is now available for free to all Android users. Initially, this feature was only accessible to Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S25 users earlier this month through a Gemini Advanced subscription. However, due to positive user feedback, Google decided to expand access and make the feature widely available. The powerful Gemini Live functionality...

Google recently announced that its latest Gemini Live camera and screen sharing feature is rolling out to Pixel 9 series phones and Samsung Galaxy S25 devices. This update allows users to get real-time information about their surroundings through a conversational AI chatbot, significantly enhancing the interactivity and utility of their phones. While currently limited to newer devices, Google stated that it will expand to more Android devices in the future. Users will need to be Gemini Ad subscribers to utilize this feature.

Google recently announced new capabilities for its Gemini Live, enabling it to answer user questions and "see" what's on a user's screen in real-time via a smartphone camera. These new features, developed under Google's Project Astra, are the culmination of nearly a year of research and development. According to Google spokesperson Alex Joseph, the Gemini Live updates mean users can expect a more intelligent and intuitive experience when using their phones with the assistant.

Google introduced a voice chat mode called Gemini Live at the Pixel 9 launch event, providing Gemini premium users with a flexible conversational experience. This feature is similar to ChatGPT, allowing users to choose from multiple voices during conversations, enabling seamless interruptions and interjections without touching the screen. The design goal is to enable 'free-flowing' dialogue, supporting multitasking and functioning in the background even when the phone is locked. Gemini Live is already available on Android devices.