You don’t need a Pixel to experience Google Gemini’s live camera mode
Earlier this year, Google announced a long-awaited Gemini AI feature, previously known as Project Astra. Recently, it has been confirmed that Gemini Live’s camera and screen-sharing features will not be exclusive to Pixel devices.
Google’s new experimental Gemini 2.5 model rolls out to free users
Google says Gemini 2.5 Pro (Experimental) is ready and waiting for free users to try on the web. Simply select the model from the drop-down menu and enter your prompt to watch the "thinking" happen. The model will roll out to the mobile app for free users soon.
Google has confirmed that you'll need Gemini Advanced to use the most useful Gemini Live AI video features like screen ...
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Gemini has gained a variety of features in recent months, but an app teardown has revealed that Google is preparing Gemini ...
Google’s Gemini AI may be on the cusp of arriving on Wear OS smartwatches, with signs already appearing on a Pixel Watch.
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Gemini could be the next Google service reimagined for kidsAn APK teardown of the Google app revealed hints that the company is working on a kid-friendly version of Gemini.
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Code snippets within the Google app have revealed that the company is working on a version of its Gemini AI model for kids. It looks like this model would help kids with their homework and generate ...
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