Summary: Google has rolled out the Gemini Live AI assistant’s real-time camera and screen-sharing features. They allow you to point your phone’s camera at the objects around you and ask ...

"We’ve been hearing great feedback on Gemini Live with camera and screen share, so we decided to bring it to more people," the official Google Gemini App account posted on X. "Starting today and ...

More info. The new camera and screen sharing feature that Google made available within Gemini Live to the Pixel 9 and Galaxy S25 series last week is about to be available to all Android users.

Do you see them?" Gemini Live's chatty new camera feature was right. My scissors were exactly where it said they were, and all I did was pass my camera in front of them at some point during a 15 ...

Starting today, Gemini Live’s camera and screen-sharing features will be available to all Gemini Advanced subscribers on compatible Android devices, as well as to all Gemini users on the Pixel 9 ...

When you start a live session with Gemini, you now have the option to enable a live camera view, where you can talk to the chatbot and ask it about anything the camera sees. I spent some time ...

You'll be able to open your camera to provide Gemini Live a video stream or share your screen as a live video, thus allowing you to pepper Gemini with questions about what it sees. It can be hard ...

Gemini Live can now identify what's on your phone screen (and what you're pointing your camera at)—but don't rely too much on its answers. You've long been able to offer up photos and ...

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 ...

Besides the weekend confirmation that camera and screen sharing in Gemini Live is still rolling out, Google has now confirmed that it will be available on “any Android device with Gemini ...