Google has announced that the screen-sharing feature of Gemini Live, its AI-powered voice assistant, is now available for free to all Android users. This functionality allows users to share their device’s screen or camera view with Gemini Live, enabling real-time assistance and information retrieval based on on-screen content or live visuals. Previously, this feature was exclusive to Gemini Advanced subscribers, who paid a monthly fee for access.
To utilize this feature, users need to open the Gemini app, tap the Gemini Live icon, and select the camera or screen share option to begin interaction. This expansion aims to enhance user engagement by providing more interactive and context-aware assistance without the need for a subscription.
Gemini APP is available for IOS and Android at gemini.google.com
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Gemini Live is part of Google’s broader Gemini AI platform, which was initially introduced as Bard in February 2023. The platform has undergone significant evolution, including a rebranding to Gemini and the introduction of various features aimed at enhancing user interaction through natural language processing and real-time assistance. The decision to make the screen-sharing feature free aligns with Google’s strategy to broaden the accessibility of its AI tools and compete more effectively with other AI assistants in the market.
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Gemini Live
Gemini Live is Google’s AI-powered voice assistant that offers real-time, natural language interactions, now enhanced with screen-sharing capabilities for more context-aware assistance.
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