Gemini, Google’s generative AI assistant and rival to ChatGPT, has become integral to high-end Android phones over the past year, gradually superseding the more basic Google Assistant. Now ...

Gemini Live with camera and screen sharing is now rolling out to all Android phones without requiring a Gemini Advanced subscription. The feature was previously available only only on the Pixel 9 ...

Good news, Android users: You no longer need to pay in order to use Gemini Live's camera and screen share features. Google announced the update in a post on X on Wednesday. The company cited the ...

Google confirmed that Gemini was replacing Assistant on watches last month. Gemini should arrive on Wear OS as a straightforward app update. About APK Insight: In this “APK Insight” post ...

In its place, users will encounter Gemini, the generative AI Google has been integrating into every product in its portfolio. Later this year, Google will make Gemini its only supported assistant ...

After starting in March and continuing in recent weeks, Google is now officially rolling out camera and screen sharing in Gemini Live for Android to the Pixel 9 and Galaxy S25 series. To date ...

The premise is simple: point your phone camera at something and have a live conversation with Google Gemini, where you can ask it questions and have it provide suggestions based on what it is seeing.

Google has pushed out a shiny new AI model in the form of Gemini 2.5 Pro, albeit with an experimental label next to it—and it's available for free, so you don't need to subscribe to Gemini ...