Gemini Live which will change our lives starts to reach Android phones
Gemini Live.. which will change our lives starts to reach Android phones and you can talk to it even when the screen is off
Google continues to focus on integrating AI into all its services, and the latest development is the arrival of Gemini Live to Android devices, allowing users to access this powerful AI for free. Gemini Live offers a more interactive experience, allowing you to maintain smooth conversations in real time, using voice commands and adapting to the user’s conversation style.
As 9to5Google reports , the feature is available to Android users for free, though it was initially launched exclusively for paid subscribers. Gemini Live’s AI is able to run in the background and provide assistance even when the phone’s screen is off, which makes it more useful in multitasking situations.
One of the most important features of Gemini Live is its ability to respond in real time with 10 different voices, adapting to the user’s tone and style. In addition, it allows you to pause and interrupt responses whenever the user wants, thus improving natural interaction. This AI not only answers basic questions, but also integrates with Google applications, allowing the use of service extensions such as Gmail, Google Keep, and Calendar.
Another key point is that Gemini Live can be easily called up on Android using the same mechanics as the old Google Assistant, so the transition for users will be easy. Additionally, although it was initially only available in English, it is expected to arrive in other languages and platforms, including iOS devices, soon.
Gemini Live promises to become an essential tool for improving everyday productivity, allowing you to perform complex tasks with simple voice commands and benefit from deep integration with the Google ecosystem.
What seems more or less clear is that despite the bleak outlook for the industry, everyone is racing to win the AI race. All the tech companies are betting big on language models; we will see how far the competition will go (if it doesn’t stop).