Gemini Live

AppWizard
April 21, 2025
Google has launched its Gemini Live feature for all Android users, expanding access beyond select devices like the Pixel 9 and Galaxy S25. The feature allows users to share their video or screen in real-time, enabling interactive experiences with the AI assistant. Users can seek assistance by pointing their camera or scrolling down within the app and can initiate a session using the "Share screen with Live" button.
AppWizard
April 15, 2025
Google is set to introduce Gemini support to Wear OS smartwatches, replacing the existing Google Assistant. This transition follows Google's plan to fully transition to Gemini, starting with Android phones and expanding to tablets, Android Auto, headphones, Nest speakers, Google TV, and smartwatches. Insights from 9to5Google suggest that Gemini may be a straightforward app enhancement rather than a radical overhaul. The Pixel 9a features a Tensor G4 chip but has limited AI capabilities due to its 8GB of RAM, while the Pixel Watch 3 has 2GB of RAM and older Arm Cortex cores, which may hinder Gemini's performance compared to Assistant. There is potential for improved interaction with applications through Gemini extensions, but true Gemini Live-style conversations on smartwatches may not be feasible without significant battery drain. Future iterations of the Pixel Watch may showcase enhanced Gemini capabilities, especially with a new Wear OS chip expected from Qualcomm, but Google's current focus is on ensuring Gemini operates effectively on existing Android watches.
AppWizard
April 7, 2025
Gemini Live is an AI platform designed to enhance communication between users and artificial intelligence through various interfaces, such as cameras and screens. It functions as a versatile assistant, providing support in activities like shopping assistance, skill development, and casual conversation. The platform adapts to individual needs, fostering creativity and productivity in personal and professional settings.
AppWizard
April 5, 2025
Astra's Live camera and screen sharing features are being gradually rolled out to Android users of the Gemini app, with initial reports emerging over the past two weeks. As of Thursday afternoon (PT), these features are operational on two Pixel phones in the US and Europe, but not yet available on other devices linked to the same accounts. Users will receive a prompt to “Share your camera or screen with Gemini Live” once the features are activated. To use Gemini Live, users can tap the camera button in the app, and a prompt advises maintaining steady movements for optimal results. Screen sharing can be accessed through the fullscreen interface or by selecting “Share screen with Live” from the Gemini overlay. A privacy prompt will confirm the intent to share the screen, and a system pill will appear in the status bar displaying a live count. Users can check for Astra availability by force-stopping the Gemini app before launching Live.
AppWizard
March 17, 2025
The evolution of Google Assistant began in 2016, leading to the introduction of Gemini as the next iteration of AI-powered assistance. Millions are transitioning from Google Assistant to Gemini, with plans to migrate more mobile users in the coming months. The classic Google Assistant will be phased out on most mobile devices, with new downloads ceasing later this year. The upgrade will also extend to tablets, vehicles, and accessories that sync with smartphones, as well as home devices. Since its launch, the Gemini app is now available in over 40 languages across more than 200 countries, with updates introducing features like music playback and timer settings. Gemini includes innovations such as Gemini Live for dynamic conversations and Deep Research for personal research assistance.
AppWizard
March 5, 2025
Google has announced the March 2025 Pixel Feature Drop alongside Android 15 QPR2, which includes various enhancements for first-party applications, camera functionalities, and connectivity options. The update features Gemini Live powered by Gemini 2.0 Flash, enabling multilingual conversations in over 45 languages. The Pixel 6+ introduces Talk Live for discussions about images and videos, while the Pixel 9 series gains a "Connected Camera" feature for livestreaming with GoPro HERO10 Black or newer devices. The Pixel Fold series adds Dual Screen mode for video recording. The Satellite SOS service is now available in Hawaii, Alaska, Canada, the UK, and Europe for Pixel 9 users, allowing emergency contact without cellular coverage. T-Mobile and Verizon users can utilize carrier satellite messaging for emergency calls and texts. The Pixel Studio app on the Pixel 9 series can now generate images of people, and Pixel Screenshots will suggest items for Collections. Japanese users gain access to Pixel Screenshots, Studio, AI summaries, and weather reports, while German users receive similar enhancements. The Phone by Google app introduces real-time Scam Detection, and Google Messages will show scam alerts in conversations. The Gboard Voice Toolbar is now available on phones.
AppWizard
February 18, 2025
A tipster discovered code in the Google app indicating a new auto-summary feature for Gemini Live, which will provide brief summaries at the end of chats with titles and bullet points. Gemini Live has recently added file and image support on the Galaxy S25 series and improved its translation skills. The platform is also set to integrate features from Project Astra, including screen sharing and video streaming capabilities. Users' audio, video, and screen-sharing activities will be stored in their Gemini Apps Activity if enabled.
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