Google has finally expanded the availability of Gemini Live AI-powered feature to all Android smartphones with the Gemini app. The feature was previously exclusive to Pixel 9 series phones. The feature, which lets users engage in real-time voice conversations with an AI assistant, is rolling out in English and includes 10 different voices.
Gemini Live enables users to interact with the AI using natural language, making it feel like a human conversation. The assistant can respond to questions, help brainstorm ideas, discuss topics of interest, and upgrade user experience. This rollout brings the feature to a bigger audience, making it accessible to people using the Gemini app on Android for free.
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How Will Gemini Live For Android Users
As of October 1, Gemini Live is available for all Android users globally, without any cost. Users can simply update their Gemini app from the Google Play Store to access the new feature.
Gemini Live supports 10 new AI voices, including Nova, Ursa, Vega, Pegasus, Orbit, Lyra, Orion, Dipper, Eclipse, and Capella. To switch between voices, users can navigate to the app’s settings and select the preferred voice. The assistant operates conversationally, much like fictional AI assistants seen in movies.
To access Gemini Live, users will have to update the Gemini app via the Google Play Store, then open the app, and tap of ‘Live’ button at the bottom right corner. Start interacting with the AI assistant by speaking naturally. This expansion comes after Google’s earlier announcement in September, stating its intention to make Gemini Live accessible to a bigger audience.
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Google’s Circle To Search Feature Coming To More Smartphones
Google’s visual lookup feature Circle to Search is being rolled out to more Android devices, according to a new leak. The AI feature that enables users to quickly run a web search on any visual element on the screen is currently only available on a few Samsung and Pixel smartphones. However, this could change as tipster claims that the Circle to Search feature is being added to the Tecno V Fold 2, launched recently.
The feature first made its debut with the Samsung Galaxy S24 series in January and was later expanded to older Galaxy smartphones and the Pixel smartphone series. Nine months later, the feature has not been released for any other brand of smartphones. However, tipster Mishaal Rahman claimed that Circle to Search is being added to the Tecno V Fold 2.
Sharing an image of the feature on the tecno foldable, Rahman claimed that the visual lookup feature will also be expanded to “more Android phones next month” finally ending the monopoly of Pixel and Samsung.